Daughter McKamie
(between 1836 and 1840 - )
| Father | Robert McKamie b. c 1790, d. b 1850 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth (?) b. c 1806 | |
Daughter McKamie|b. bt 1836 - 1840|p105.htm#i2642|Robert McKamie|b. c 1790\nd. b 1850|p106.htm#i2596|Elizabeth (?)|b. c 1806|p2.htm#i2031|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 28, 2002 |
| Birth* | between 1836 and 1840 | Tennessee, United States |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Daughter McKamie
(between 1826 and 1830 - )
| Father | Robert McKamie b. c 1790, d. b 1850 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth (?) b. c 1806 | |
Daughter McKamie|b. bt 1826 - 1830|p105.htm#i2643|Robert McKamie|b. c 1790\nd. b 1850|p106.htm#i2596|Elizabeth (?)|b. c 1806|p2.htm#i2031|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 28, 2002 |
| Birth* | between 1826 and 1830 | Arkansas, United States |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Daughter McKamie
(between 1807 and 1810 - )
| Father | James McKamie b. bt 1776 - 1794, d. Oct 1826 | |
| Mother | Catherine Troxler b. bt 1776 - 1794 | |
Daughter McKamie|b. bt 1807 - 1810|p105.htm#i3484|James McKamie|b. bt 1776 - 1794\nd. Oct 1826|p105.htm#i2609|Catherine Troxler|b. bt 1776 - 1794|p118.htm#i3483|Robert McKamie Esq.|b. b 1756|p106.htm#i3469||||Barney Troxler|d. c 1817|p118.htm#i3851|Elizabeth (?)||p3.htm#i3852| | ||
| Last Edited | Mar 8, 2003 |
| Birth* | between 1807 and 1810 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Daughter McKamie
(between 1807 and 1810 - )
| Father | James McKamie b. bt 1776 - 1794, d. Oct 1826 | |
| Mother | Catherine Troxler b. bt 1776 - 1794 | |
Daughter McKamie|b. bt 1807 - 1810|p105.htm#i3485|James McKamie|b. bt 1776 - 1794\nd. Oct 1826|p105.htm#i2609|Catherine Troxler|b. bt 1776 - 1794|p118.htm#i3483|Robert McKamie Esq.|b. b 1756|p106.htm#i3469||||Barney Troxler|d. c 1817|p118.htm#i3851|Elizabeth (?)||p3.htm#i3852| | ||
| Last Edited | Mar 8, 2003 |
| Birth* | between 1807 and 1810 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Daughter McKamie
(between 1807 and 1810 - )
| Father | James McKamie b. bt 1776 - 1794, d. Oct 1826 | |
| Mother | Catherine Troxler b. bt 1776 - 1794 | |
Daughter McKamie|b. bt 1807 - 1810|p105.htm#i3486|James McKamie|b. bt 1776 - 1794\nd. Oct 1826|p105.htm#i2609|Catherine Troxler|b. bt 1776 - 1794|p118.htm#i3483|Robert McKamie Esq.|b. b 1756|p106.htm#i3469||||Barney Troxler|d. c 1817|p118.htm#i3851|Elizabeth (?)||p3.htm#i3852| | ||
| Last Edited | Mar 8, 2003 |
| Birth* | between 1807 and 1810 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Eddward McKamie
(January 1871 - )
| Father | William McKamie b. c 1818, d. a 1900 | |
| Mother | Frances (?) b. 1828, d. b 1900 | |
Eddward McKamie|b. Jan 1871|p105.htm#i2589|William McKamie|b. c 1818\nd. a 1900|p106.htm#i2003|Frances (?)|b. 1828\nd. b 1900|p3.htm#i2580|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 7, 2002 |
| Birth* | January 1871 | |
| Occupation* | Edd along with sisters Mary and Annie used to raise show horses on a farm outside Gallatin City, TN. |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Edith McKamie
(1820 - )
| Father | John McKamie b. 1778, d. 1829 | |
| Mother | Frances Wilson b. bt 1791 - 1800 | |
Edith McKamie|b. 1820|p105.htm#i2579|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 7, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1820 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States |
| Nickname | Edy McKamie | |
| Married Name | Wilson | |
| Marriage* | Principal=William W. Wilson | |
| Land* | 12 August 1839 | Tennessee, United States, Joseph McKemy and sister Edy Wilson sell their part of land recieved from father John McKamey., Principal=Joseph H. McKamie |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Elleanda McKamie
(circa 1827 - March 1910)
| Father | John McKamie b. 1778, d. 1829 | |
| Mother | Frances Wilson b. bt 1791 - 1800 | |
Elleanda McKamie|b. c 1827\nd. Mar 1910|p105.htm#i2006|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Mar 30, 2003 |
| Nickname | Ellen McKamie | |
| Birth* | circa 1827 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, This date is speculation based on the 1830 census. |
| (Witness) Land | 18 December 1843 | Tennessee, United States, The Deed entry states: Joseph H. McCamy to James Dixon, Deed undivided interest Whereas by descent from John McCamie, Wm McCamie, Lucinda McCamie, Catherine McCamie, Ellen McCamie and myself have derived title to and now hold Equal interest in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee, Bedford county, District 21 supposed to contain 90 acres. Bounded on the North by the lands of James Dixon, on the East by said Dixon, on the South by Dixon and on West by Dixon. Now I have bargained and sold and by these presents, do bargain, transfer and convey all my title and interest in and to said land to James Dixon his heirs and assigns for the sum of Seventy five dollars to me in hand paid. To have and to hold the same to the said James Dixon, his heirs and assigns forever. And I convenant and agree for myself, my heirs and assigns forever, and I covenant and agree for myself...to defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person under me. Wiltness my hand and seal this 18th day of December 1843 Joseph McCamy (seal), Principal=Joseph H. McKamie, Principal=Lucinda P. McKamie |
| Married Name | 30 December 1856 | McAdams |
| Marriage* | 30 December 1856 | Tennessee, United States, Principal=James McAdams |
| Death* | March 1910 | Rutherford County, Tennessee, United States |
| Burial* | March 1910 | Mt. Tabor Church Cemetery, Tennessee, United States, The cemetery is located on Shelbyville Pike. |
Family | James McAdams b. 29 Jun 1833, d. 1864 | |
| Marriage* | 30 December 1856 | Tennessee, United States, Principal=James McAdams |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Fannie J. McKamie
(February 1848 - )
| Father | William McKamie b. c 1818, d. a 1900 | |
| Mother | Frances (?) b. 1828, d. b 1900 | |
Fannie J. McKamie|b. Feb 1848|p105.htm#i2581|William McKamie|b. c 1818\nd. a 1900|p106.htm#i2003|Frances (?)|b. 1828\nd. b 1900|p3.htm#i2580|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 6, 2002 |
| Birth* | February 1848 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Frances Catherine McKamie
(6 May 1857 - 24 July 1942)
 Frances McKamie Carder c1938 |
| Father | Joseph H. McKamie b. 7 Apr 1822, d. 1901 | |
| Mother | Nancy McAdams b. 17 Sep 1827, d. 7 Oct 1897 | |
Frances Catherine McKamie|b. 6 May 1857\nd. 24 Jul 1942|p105.htm#i78|Joseph H. McKamie|b. 7 Apr 1822\nd. 1901|p105.htm#i90|Nancy McAdams|b. 17 Sep 1827\nd. 7 Oct 1897|p101.htm#i91|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996|Amos McAdams|b. 1 Sep 1786\nd. 31 Aug 1847|p98.htm#i194|Mariah (?)|b. bt 1795 - 1804|p5.htm#i198| | ||
| Last Edited | Aug 19, 2006 |
| Birth* | 6 May 1857 | Izard County, Arkansas, United States |
| Nickname | Fannie | |
| Cen-Enum* | 16 July 1870 | Mill Creek Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, "Frances McKamie", age 12, born AR, attending school, living with Joseph and Nancy McKamie and 5 other children., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1870 |
| Cen-Enum* | 1 June 1880 | Enumeration District 80, Guthrie Township, Izard County, Tennessee, United States, "Frances McKamie", daughter of Joseph McKamie, age 22, at home, born AR, parents TN., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1880 |
| Married Name | 4 September 1884 | Carder |
| Marriage* | 4 September 1884 | Arkansas, United States, Principal=William Jasper Carder |
| (Witness) Death | 18 August 1886 | Arkansas, United States, Principal=Homer Clarence Carder |
| (Witness) Death | November 1895 | Arkansas, United States, Principal=Nancy Cleora Carder |
| (Witness) Death | January 1898 | Arkansas, United States, Principal=Zora Dale Carder |
| Cen-Enum* | 9 June 1900 | Enumeration District 165, Newburg Village, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Frances C., wife of William J. Carder, born May 1857, 43 last birthday, has had 8 children, 5 living, born in AR, parents in TN, can read and write., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1900 |
| Cen-Enum* | 21 April 1910 | Enumeration District 53, Newburg, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Frances C., wife of William J. Sr., 52y, married 24y, has had 8 children, 5 still living, born in AR, parents born TN, can read and write., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1910 |
| Cen-Enum* | 8 January 1920 | Enumeration District 52, Newburg, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, wife of William J., 62 y, married, can read and write, attended school, born in AR, parents from TN., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1920 |
| (Witness) Death | 24 November 1928 | Newburg, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Principal=William Jasper Carder |
| Residence* | Shamrock, Wheeler County, Texas, United States, with her daughter Flora's family after she became widowed. | |
| Death* | 24 July 1942 | Shamrock, Texas, United States |
| Burial* | July 1942 | Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Band Mill, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, (See exhibit for picture) Fannie and William Carder Gravestone |
| Obituary | 31 July 1942 | Calico Rock Progress, Calico, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Mrs. Frances C. Carder, 84, formerly of Newburg, died Saturday at Shamrock, Texas. She is survived by three sons, Frank of Searcy, Will of Springfield, Mo., and Jim Carder of Brockwell; two daughters, Mrs. Flora Franks of Shamrock, Texas and Mrs. Nora Bibbs of Monitor, Wash. Services were held at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Tuesday, Rev. R. E. Lee officiating. |
Family | William Jasper Carder b. 23 Mar 1846, d. 24 Nov 1928 | |
| Marriage* | 4 September 1884 | Arkansas, United States, Principal=William Jasper Carder |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams Pedigree Chart of Zela Franks |
Frances J. McKamie
(1847 - )
| Father | William McKamie b. 1818 | |
| Mother | Frances (?) b. 1828 | |
Frances J. McKamie|b. 1847|p105.htm#i2601|William McKamie|b. 1818|p106.htm#i2599|Frances (?)|b. 1828|p3.htm#i2600|William G. McKamie|b. bt 1774 - 1790|p106.htm#i2597|Cynethia M. Wilson||p124.htm#i2598||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 9, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1847 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Francis McKamie
(15 August 1758 - 4 March 1833)
| Father | James McKamie b. 30 Sep 1732 | |
Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|James McKamie|b. 30 Sep 1732|p105.htm#i2821|||||||||||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Mar 15, 2004 |
| Birth* | 15 August 1758 | Orange County, North Carolina, United States |
| Marriage* | Principal=Catherine Galbreath | |
| Residence* | before 1780 | Guilford County, North Carolina, United States |
| Military* | 1 January 1780 | The following information was retrieved from Francis' pension application. Francis was drafted at the rank of private in the North Carolina Militia while living in Guilford County. He entered on the 1st of January 1780 under the command of Captain Brasler. However, he was soon taken from the ranks by order of Colonel John Paisley and ordered to take charge of a public wagon and team and convey public arms, powder and lead from the Halifax courthouse in Halifax, Va to Salisbury, NC and to Guilford County and other various other places until he was dismissed 3 months later by Major Rutherford and was returned home. He was again drafted in Guilford County between the 15th and 20th of January of 1781 and was placed in Captain Barnett's company. Soon again, however, he was removed to take a wagon to Newborn, NC to get salt for General Greene's army. While he was returning and was about 15 miles below Hillsborough he got information that the British were in Hillsborough. He was then conveyed from there by orders of Colonel Gallespie to an area of the Roanoke River at Taylor's Ferry in VA. and stayed there until after the battle of Guilford. He was then sent home after delivering supplies, this was another tour of duty of about 3 months. However, as he was returning home, he heard his brother, James, had been killed by the Tories and some of Tarleton's men. He immediatly revolunteered under Brasher and Paisley and was sent out to look for Tories in Chatham and Guilford Counties. Francis served for a total of 7 months and 24 days. |
| Cen-Head* | 1790 | Salisbury District, Guilford County, North Carolina, United States, Francis "McKaimy" living close to Joseph McKaimy with: Males 16 and over: 1 Males under 16: 3 Females: 2, Principal=NC Guilford Co Census 1790 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 16 January 1793 | North Carolina, United States, Francis McCamey, bondsman., Principal=Matthew A. Cunningham, Principal=Elizabeth Galbreath |
| Witness* | 21 August 1797 | North Carolina, United States, to a land deed of Joseph Hodge, the late sheriff Orange County. |
| Land* | 6 February 1798 | North Carolina, United States, This was mentioned in the Revolutionary WarWarrants #5006 -mthe heirs of Willis Sawyers sold 640 acres to Frances. He resold it to James McVey on 4th Feb 1799. |
| (Witness) Will | 4 January 1799 | North Carolina, United States, (I have copy of the will) In the name of God Amen, I William Galbreath, of the State of North Carolina and County of Orange, being in perfect health and sound mind and memory thanks be given to Almighty God, therefore calling unto mind the Mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, I do hereby make and ordain this to be my last will and testament. First of all I give and recommend my soul unto the hand of God who give it and my body to the earth to b buried in a Christian like and decent manner at the designation of my Executors hereafter mentioned and touching such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give, bequeath and dispose of the same in manner and following, VIZ. Item 1. I give and bequeath to my eldest son Walter Galbreath five hundred acres of land in the state of Tennessee in the middle district on Mill Creek of equal quantity of the rest of the tract on one thousand acres purchased by Jeremiah Chamberlain and myself No. 1908. Item 2. I give and bequeath to my second son William Galbreath no other lands but that already conveyed to him viz fifty acres of land lying in Orange County, North Carolina, on back creek known by the name of Mill tract also five hundred acres of land in Tennessee State conveyed to him as it stands on record in the registers of Orange County, also my Negro man named July and my walking cane and Mill stones and the irons belonging to them. Item 3. I give and bequeath to my third and youngest son John Galbreath the plantation where I now dwell with my mansion house with all appurtenances thereto belonging to the said place; addition also my Negro man named Tony, my bay, Hogs, cattle, Jack, Saddle and bridle and my shotgun and my small chest, and my featherbed and furniture also four hundred acres of land on the Duck River on the East Side of Sugar Creek of No. 2. Item 4. I give and bequeath to my eldest Daughter Catron Galbreath now McKimey and to her lawful issue two hundred acres of land in the State of Tennessee on the South side of Duck River on the East side of Sugar Creek, also one hundred acres of land I give and bequeath to my son-in-law Francis McKimey also 50 acres of land to my grandson William McKimey both of which shall join the above mentioned two hundred acres left to my daughter Catron of No. 2 in original Grant. Item 5. I give and bequeath to my Daughter Mary Galbreath now Dickson and her issues two hundred acres in the State of Tennessee, also fifty acres of Land I give and bequeath to my grandson William Dickson adjoining the said two hundred acres of the south Side of Duck River on the East Side of Sugar Creek No. 2 in the original grant. Item 6. I give and bequeath to my third daughter Elizabeth Galbreath now Cunningham and her lawful issue three hundred acres of land in the State of Tennessee also I give and bequeath to my grandson William Galbreath Cunningham one hundred forty acres of land including a mill seat on Buchanan's Creek not far from the mouth of said Creek joining the above three hundred acres of No. 226 in the original grant with one cow and half my sheep. Item 7. I give and bequeath to my daughter Ann Galbreath two hundred acres of land in the State of Tennessee it being a part of the last mentioned tract of No. 226 including whole 140A, also my mare that I usually ride with her saddle and bridle and a bed and furniture called her own and my large Walnut Chest and Tea Table, half dozen of Chairs and my small Dutch oven, a set of cups and saucers and spoons and a set of knives and forks and half dozen of table spoons, one choice of all my cattle and half all my sheep and half dozen of delft plates and a spinning wheel, and my three large pewter dishes and the other pewter be equally divided amongst my four Daughters above named. Item 8. I give all my other movable property not willed to be sold and debts due me to be collected to pay all my just debts and the surplus if any to be equally divided among my three sons VIZ Walter, William, and John Galbreath. Item 9. And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my well beloved son John and my well beloved son-in-law Matthew Cunningham my whole and Sole Executors of this my last will and Testament and I do hereby utterly nominate and revoke all other wills or Testaments heretofore made and I do Testify and confirm this and no other to be my last will and testament in witness hereof I have hereto set my hand and seal this 4th day of January 1799. Test: M. Cunningham (signed) William Galbreath Wm. Kirk (executors qualified) N.B. Provided that either of my unmarried children VIZ Walter, John and Ann Galbreath should be removed by Death intestate or without a lawful heir of their own body then their part of the before willed Estate to be equally divided amongst the Brothers and sisters of their own sex VIZ Walters to be divided between William and John, and John's in like manner between Walter and William Galbreath, and Ann's to be divided in like manner between her other sisters. Witnesses: M. Cunnigham (signed) William Galbreath Wm. Kirk In my lifetime I have traded 250 acres of land for a gray horse at 250 dollars which a loan to be made up out of my surplus money to him on home this is lacking. Wm. Kirk (signed) William Galbreath, Principal=William Galbreath  William Galbreath Will p. 1  William Galbreath Will p. 1   William Galbreath Will p. 4 |
| Land | 14 March 1801 | North Carolina, United States, Francis McKimie to John Hufman both of Orange, 14 March 1801, four hundred dollars, 150 acres on Cedar Cr. a prong of Great Alamance, adjoins land whereon John Huffman now lives Barney Troxler &c., begin at a post oak a cor. of John Huffman, his line S 47 1/2 ch. crossing Cedar Cr. to a hickory Troxler's line, his line N45E 27 1/2 ch. crossing creek 3 times to a post oak, E 5 ch. to a stake, S 38 ch. to a white oak grub, S30W 15 ch. to a stake, E 20 ch. to beginning, signed: Francid McKimie; Witness: Mat. Cunningham and Absalom Wilhoit, proved February Term 1803 By Absalom Wilhoit, delivd. to Jno. Huffman. |
| Land* | 21 November 1808 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, The deed entry states the following: This Indenture made the twenty first day of November 1808 between Francis McKimie of the County of Guilford and state of North Carolina of the one part and Robert Dixon of the County of Orange aforesaid of the other part. Whereas William Galbreath late of the county of Orange aforesaid was in his lifetime and at the time of his death was in possession of a tract of land lying situated and being in Middle District formerly part of the County of Rutherford in the state of Tennessee on the south side of Duck River between said River and a creek known and called by the name of Sugar Creek containing by estimate one thousand acres to be the same more or less. The same being a Tract of Land Granted by the State of North Carolina to the said William Galbreath by patent bearing date the 15th day of April and in the year 1788 and distinguished by among the surveyed do upon said River by the name of Survey Number eight and whereas the said William Galbraith being seized of the Tract of Land aforesaid duly made and published in subsisting his last will and Testament agreeable to the acts of the Governor and assembly describing how to pass real estate be devise and thereon among other things did devise the aforesaid Francis McKemie one hundred acres of the aforesaid Tract of land by virture of which devise the said Francis McKamie became before the death of the said William Galbreath seized in fee of one hundred acres of the Tract of foresaid to hold the same as Tenant in Common with other devises of the said William Galbreath had devised the remaining parts of said tract of land and whereas no division had yet been made among said tract of land and whereas no division had yet been made among the said Devises - those charged under them of the Tract of Land and Francis McKemie is still seized of one hundred acres therein as Tenant in Common. Now this indenture witnessed that the said Francis McKemie for and in consideration of the sum of $300 to him in hand paid by the said Robert Dixon on or before Issuing or delivery of those payments the receipt is hereby acknowledged hath given said land Bargained, sold, released, and confirmed by these presents doth Give, Grant, Bargain, sell and release and confirm to the said Robert Dixon one hundred acres of land it being the same one hundred acres of land devised to him by the said William Galbreath as before recited out othe Tract of One Thousand Acres granted to said William Galbreath by the State of North Carolina as aforesaid lying situated and being as aforesaid together with all the rights, privileges, even any appearances. To have and to hold the said one hundred acres of land saith all and singular the appointed acres thereunto belonging unto said Robert Dixon his heirs and assigns forever seized to the only properties and behooves the said Francis McKemie doth hereby covenant that he will guarantee and defend the said one hundred acres of land to said Robert Dixon, his heirs and assigns forever against himself, his heirs and all persons setting up claims to the same in witness thereof said Francis McKemie, his heirs... and office the day and year above written, signed sealed and delivered in the presence of: Walter Galbreath A. D. Murphy Francis McKemie (Seal) Registered 10 February 1810 (Tax was paid on this land in Rutherford County, TN 1807 before Bedford was formed in 1808), Principal=Robert Dixon, Witness=William Galbreath |
| Residence* | 15 November 1809 | North Carolina, United States, "This indenture made 15th day of Nov. 1809 between William Galbreath of the county of Adams, Pa., Walter Galbreath, Robert Dixon and Mary his wife and William Dixon an infant by his natural guardian and the said Robert Dixon of the County Orange NC., Francis McKamie and Catherine his wife, William McKamie, and Ann Galbreath of the county of Guilford, of the other part Witnessed whereas William Galbreath (Sr.) late of the county of Orange departed this life in and about the year 1800..., Principal=Catherine Galbreath |
| (Witness) Land | 15 November 1809 | Tennessee, United States, "This indenture made 15th day of Nov. 1809 between William Galbreath of the county of Adams, Pa., Walter Galbreath, Robert Dixon and Mary his wife and William Dixon an infant by his natural guardian and the said Robert Dixon of the County Orange NC., Francis McKamie and Catherine his wife, William McKamie, and Ann Galbreath of the county of Guilford, of the other part Witnessed whereas William Galbreath (Sr.) late of the county of Orange departed this life in and about the year 1800, Having previously published in writing his last will and testament and thereon approved. The aforesaid Matthew Cunningham and his son John Galbreath dec'd his executors and whereas, He died seized aforesaid entitled to Sundry Tracts of Land Lying situated and being in the State of Tennessee and leaving children him surviving. The aforesaid William Galbreath, Walter Galbreath, John Galbreath, Catharene intermarried with Francis McKame, Mary intermarried with Robert Dixon, Elizabeth intermarried with foresaid Matthew Cunningham and Ann Galbreath who are his heirs At law and devises and whereas the said William Galbreath amongst other tracts of land in the state of Tennessee was seized at his death, a certain tract containing one thousand acres more or less, situated lying and being in the Middle District in said state on the south side of Duck River on the East side of Sugar Creek adjoining the lands of Samuel Patton, Jr., Thomas Nicholson, George Martin and Amos Balch and in and by his Last Will devises four hundered acres of this Tract of land to his son John Galbreath, one hundred and Thirty to Francis McKamie, Two hundred and thirty to Catherene McKemie, Wife of Francis, fifty acres thereof to William McCamie, son of said Francis, two hundered acres thereof to Mary Dixon, fifty acres thereof to William Dixon, son of said Mary who by virtue of law devises become same as Tenants in common ot the tract of land aforesaid and whereas the said John Galbreath did sell to one Roger Snell, two hundred and fifty four acres of the four hundred devised to whom as aforesaid and died without issue, whereby all Interest Title and estate in the aforesaid Tract of Land became by virtue of a Claim in the aforesaid William Galbreath Last Will vested in his surviving Brother William Galbreath and Walter Galbreath. And whereas no partition hath yet been made., Principal=Major William G. Galbreath, Principal=Walter Galbreath |
| Residence | 1811 | Tennessee, United States, Francis pension application states that he livied in Guilford County, NC until 1811 when he relocated to Bedford County, TN., Principal=Catherine Galbreath |
| Land* | 23 July 1814 | Tennessee, United States, The deed states that Matthew Cunningham and Betsy, his wife, and Francis McAmy and his wife Catsey, Anne Huff, all of Bedford Co., TN to Mary Dickson (Dixon) of Orange Co., NC, land on Big Flat Creek. Catsey signed her name Catherine McAmy, Reg. 10 June 1817. (It is not clear from this source whether they were buying or selling land)., Principal=Mary Galbreath, Witness=Catherine Galbreath, Witness=Elizabeth Galbreath, Witness=Matthew A. Cunningham, Witness=Ann Galbreath |
| Land* | 14 August 1814 | Tennessee, United States, "Jeremiah Chamberlain to Heirs John Galbreath. This Indenture made the 14th day of August in the year of Our Lord one thousand Eight hundred fourteen between Jeremiah Chamberlain of the County of Granger, State of Tenessee of the one Part and Walter Galbreath, Francis McCamick and Catherine his wife and Matthew Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife and John Huff and Ann his wife, all of the county of Bedford, State of Tennessee and William Galbreath of Adams County, State of Pennsylvania and Mary Dixon widow of Robert, John Galbreath, decd of the other part Witnessed that for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to him in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, he the said Jeremiah Chamberlain hath bargained and sold and doth by these presents bargain, sell of, Confirm unto the said Walter Galbreath, Francis McKamy and Catherine his wife, Matthew Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife, and John Huff and Ann his wife all of the county of Bedford...all the Heirs of John Galbreath decd. His undivided half of a certain portion of land granted to Jeremiah Chamberland and William Galbreath of Orange Co., State of North Carolina containing one thousand acres lying and being in Bedford County, State of Tennessee by Flat Creek on South branch of Duck River beginning at hickory... It is hereby perfectly understood that the said Jeremiah Chambelain is not bound to defend the above undivided half of the above thousand acres from any claim...but only from himself and his heirs... In Testimony whereof he Hath herewith set his hand and seal this day and year first above. Jeremiah Chamberlain Ja Polk C Manalless State of Tennessee, Granger County August Term 1814 Ordered to be registered by the Register of Bedford Co. Registered by Jan 15th 1815 Edw Wade, Registrar., Principal=Walter Galbreath, Witness=Catherine Galbreath, Witness=William Galbreath, Witness=Major William G. Galbreath, Witness=John Galbreath, Witness=Ann Galbreath, Witness=John Huff, Witness=Elizabeth Galbreath, Witness=Matthew A. Cunningham |
| Land | 23 July 1816 | Tennessee, United States, "Matthew Cunningham and Betsy, his wife, Francis McAmey and Catsy his wife, and Anne Huff, all of Bedford, and Mary Dickson of Orange County, North Carolina sold to John B. Cummins of Bedford land on big Flat Creek. Recorded 10 June 1817.", Principal=Catherine Galbreath, Witness=Elizabeth Galbreath, Witness=Matthew A. Cunningham, Witness=Ann Galbreath, Witness=Mary Galbreath |
| Land* | 11 March 1818 | Tennessee, United States, The deed entry states: Know all men by these presents that I Francis McCamey and Catherine my wife, formerly Catherine Galbreath both of the County of Bedford and State of Tennessee...have this day sold and conveyed unto our Two sons, John Mccamey and Robert Mccamey of the same state and county aforesaid, their heirs and assigns forever without any recourse upon either of us for and in consideration of a valuable amount to us in hand paid John and Robert Mckamey, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, that we, the said Francis and Catherine Mckemy of the first part hath this day bargained, Sold alined, Conveyed and set over unto said John and Robert...one certain Tract of Land Lying and being in the county and State aforesaid and on the Waters of Big Flat Creek being that quantity of Land Which was willed and bequeathed by William Galbreath to his daughter Catherine Galbreath now Catherine Mckemy which said Tract of Land containing Two hundred and twenty acres by the same more or less when actually surveyed off agreeable to the Last Will and Testament of William Galbreath deceased and the said John and Robert MCKAMEY are to have and to Hold all and Singular the said Tract forever Piece and Parcel of land, with the handlements and appurtenances thereto belonging to the only Proper use benefit and behoof of them the said John and Robert their heirs forever without any responsibility upon us Whatever. In Testimony where of we have herewith Individually say our hands and affixed our Seals this 11th day of March 1818. Francis Mckamey (seal) Catherine Mckemy (seal) In Lieu of the Court Witnessed Joshua Holt, John Jutton, Joseph Steel. Bedford County January Term 1819 I James Mckessick Clerk...execution of the within deed from Francis and Catherine his wife examined separately and individually whether she acknowledged the same freely and independently acknowledged that she did acknowledge the same freely and voluntarily without fear constraint...from her husband, Whereupon the court ordered that the same be certified. Jas B. Messick, Clerk, Registered 6th day Jan 1819 Edw Wad, Registrar, Principal=Catherine Galbreath, Witness=John McKamie, Witness=Robert McKamie |
| (Witness) Land | 15 January 1819 | Tennessee, United States, "Know all men by these presents that We the undersigned of the county of Bedford, State of Tennessee Being a Part of the Heirs Devises and Lagaties of John Galbreath Deceased of the Sate of North Carolina and County of Orange of the one part and Walter Galbreath of the state and county aforesaid of the other part, and we the undersigned heirs as aforesaid do by These presents Relinquish all our right...or claim in and to a certain Tract of land lying and being in the county of Bedford and State of Tennessee...south side of Duck River ...containing One hundred and Eighty three acres, sixty eight poles be the same more or less, being part of a five hundred and sixty acre Tract more or less, which was purchased by John Galbreath dec'd in his lifetime from Jeremiah Chamberland being his part of a One thousand Acre tract entered in the Name of William Galbreath and Jeremiah Chamberland and we the heirs do hereby these presents Transfer said acres over unto the said Walter Galbreath all our aforesaid right, interest and claim to the assigns forever without any Responsibility upon us the said heirs and legatees and do by these presents renounce any claim that we may have had or may hereafter have to said land as heirs aforesaid. in Testimony whereof we and each of us Have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals This 15th day of January 1819. The above was acknowledged before me and the women that Have signed herewith. Their husbands were privately examined by the assigned. This paper for the purposes Therein names with their own free will to which they did. William Galbreath Matt Cunningham Elizabeth Cunningham Ann Huff Cathren Mckamey Francis Mckamey Joshua Holt William Ray Registered 4th day of July 1821, Principal=Major William G. Galbreath, Principal=Walter Galbreath |
| Cen-Head* | between 7 August 1820 and September 1820 | Tennessee, United States, "Francis McKaimie" living next to James McKaimie (nephew) and John McKaimie (son). In his house are: Males 18-24: 1 (could be William or Robert) Males 45 and over: 1 (Francis) Females 45 and over: 1 (wife, Catherine), Principal=TN Bedford Co CENSUS 1820 |
| (Witness) Land | 16 September 1831 | Tennessee, United States, Mary Dixon, alias Mary Freeland of Bedford sold to Samuel Stewart of Carroll County, Tennessee land (200 acres) in Bedford County on Big Flat Creek, willed to her by father William Galbreath. Borders Francis McKamie's heirs., Principal=Mary Galbreath |
| Pension | 13 November 1832 | Tennessee, United States, for a Revolutionary War Pension (Pension Application S-1853). He appears before Jordan C. Holt, Esq., J.P. His character witnesses are Matthew Cunningham, Bedford Co., Colonel James McKissick and William Norvill, Esq., both also of Bedford County. Col. McKissick was Clerk of court and William Norvell was Deputy Sheriff at the time, and had formerly been High Sheriff of Bedford County. Other officials on the court considering the claim were Mr. Neill, Mr. Samuel Phillips and John B. Armstrong. Matthe Cunningham's affidavit states that he was a resident of Bedford County, but formerly lived in Guilford County, NC, and that he knew Francis McKaimey in the Company of Capt. Brasher's Volunteers. Officers under whom Francis McKamey served, both as draftee and volunteer included Capt. Brasher, Col. John Paisley, Major Rutherford, Capt. Barnett, Col. Gallaspie, Col. O'Neal, and Major John Campbell. Francis was put on the West Tennessee Pension Rolls, and the Certificate was sent to Col James McKissick, Bedford County, TN, after the name of Hon. James K. Polk House of Representatives, had been cancelled on jacket of claim, which was recorded in Book D, Vol. 9, page 154. Francis McKaimy signs his own name. He received his pension on the 28th of Feb. 1833 at an annual allowance of $26.00, having already received $78.00. |
| Death* | 4 March 1833 |
Family | Catherine Galbreath b. 1760, d. 1837 | |
| Marriage* | Principal=Catherine Galbreath | |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Pedigree Chart of Zela Franks |
James McKamie
(1875 - )
| Father | William Jackson McKamie b. 23 Sep 1850 | |
| Mother | Sarah (?) b. 1853 | |
James McKamie|b. 1875|p105.htm#i2000|William Jackson McKamie|b. 23 Sep 1850|p106.htm#i92|Sarah (?)|b. 1853|p8.htm#i1999|Joseph H. McKamie|b. 7 Apr 1822\nd. 1901|p105.htm#i90|Nancy McAdams|b. 17 Sep 1827\nd. 7 Oct 1897|p101.htm#i91||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Jan 15, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1875 | Arkansas, United States |
| Cen-Enum* | 1 June 1880 | Enumeration District 80, Guthrie Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, James McKamie, son of William and Sarah, age 5, born AR, father TN, mother AR. Living with parents and 2 brothers., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1880 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams |
James McKamie
(July 1868 - )
| Father | William McKamie b. c 1818, d. a 1900 | |
| Mother | Frances (?) b. 1828, d. b 1900 | |
James McKamie|b. Jul 1868|p105.htm#i2588|William McKamie|b. c 1818\nd. a 1900|p106.htm#i2003|Frances (?)|b. 1828\nd. b 1900|p3.htm#i2580|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 7, 2002 |
| Birth* | July 1868 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
James McKamie
(between 1776 and 1794 - October 1826)
| Father | Robert McKamie Esq. b. b 1756 | |
James McKamie|b. bt 1776 - 1794\nd. Oct 1826|p105.htm#i2609|Robert McKamie Esq.|b. b 1756|p106.htm#i3469||||James McKamie|b. 30 Sep 1732|p105.htm#i2821|||||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Feb 11, 2010 |
| Birth* | between 1776 and 1794 | |
| Marriage* | 26 December 1806 | Orange County, North Carolina, United States, Bondsmen were John Gibson and Isa Holt., Principal=Catherine Troxler |
| Cen-Head* | 1810 | North Carolina, United States, "Jas. McCamie" listed with: Males 26-44: 1 Females 0-9: 3 26-44: 1 |
| Military* | 1819 | Appointed to the Tennessee militia from Bedford County. |
| Cen-Head* | between 7 August 1820 and September 1820 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, "James McKaimie", living next to Francis McKaimie (uncle) and John McKaimie (cousin). In his house were: Males 0-9: 1 Males 26-44: 1 Females 10-15: 1 Females 16-25: 1 Females 26-44: 1 and 1 person engaged in Agriculture., Principal=TN Bedford Co CENSUS 1820 |
| Death* | October 1826 | Athens, McMinn County, Tennessee, United States, Witness=Catherine Troxler |
Family | Catherine Troxler b. bt 1776 - 1794 | |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
James McKamie
(30 September 1732 - )
| Last Edited | Mar 8, 2003 |
| Baptism* | 30 September 1732 | |
| Death* | This is possibly the James who died 25 Oct 1778 in NC. |
Family | ||
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Pedigree Chart of Zela Franks |
James McKamie
( - August 1781)
| Father | James McKamie b. 30 Sep 1732 | |
James McKamie|d. Aug 1781|p105.htm#i3321|James McKamie|b. 30 Sep 1732|p105.htm#i2821|||||||||||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Mar 8, 2003 |
| Birth* | ||
| Marriage* | 5 June 1779 | Orange County, North Carolina, United States, Principal=Lavenia Thompson |
| Death* | August 1781 | Killed by the Tories while on a peace mission to Gov. Tyron. He was in company of Rev. David Campbell., Witness=Lavenia Thompson |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
James Thomas McKamie
(20 February 1853 - )
| Father | Joseph H. McKamie b. 7 Apr 1822, d. 1901 | |
| Mother | Nancy McAdams b. 17 Sep 1827, d. 7 Oct 1897 | |
James Thomas McKamie|b. 20 Feb 1853|p105.htm#i93|Joseph H. McKamie|b. 7 Apr 1822\nd. 1901|p105.htm#i90|Nancy McAdams|b. 17 Sep 1827\nd. 7 Oct 1897|p101.htm#i91|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996|Amos McAdams|b. 1 Sep 1786\nd. 31 Aug 1847|p98.htm#i194|Mariah (?)|b. bt 1795 - 1804|p5.htm#i198| | ||
| Last Edited | Jan 15, 2002 |
| Birth* | 20 February 1853 | Tennessee, United States, Both 1870 and 1880 census would support birthyear of 1854. |
| Cen-Enum* | 16 July 1870 | Mill Creek Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, James McKamie, age 16, born TN, at school. Living with parents, Joseph and Nancy, and 5 siblings., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1870 |
| Marriage* | Arkansas, United States, Principal=Sarah (?) | |
| Cen-Head* | 1 June 1880 | Enumeration District 80, Guthrie Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, James McKamie, head of HH #160, age 26, married, farmer, born TN as well as parents. Living with wife and daughter and next door to parents and on other side older brother, William, and his family., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1880, Witness=Sarah (?), Witness=Mary McKamie |
Family | Sarah (?) b. 1858 | |
| Child |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams |
John McKamie
(1778 - 1829)
| Father | Francis McKamie b. 15 Aug 1758, d. 4 Mar 1833 | |
| Mother | Catherine Galbreath b. 1760, d. 1837 | |
John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593|James McKamie|b. 30 Sep 1732|p105.htm#i2821||||William Galbreath|b. 6 Mar 1736\nd. 1800|p77.htm#i2594|Catherine (?)||p2.htm#i3864| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 5, 2003 |
| Birth* | 1778 | United States |
| Marriage* | 5 January 1816 | Sumner County, Tennessee, United States, Principal=Frances Wilson |
| (Witness) Land | 11 March 1818 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, The deed entry states: Know all men by these presents that I Francis McCamey and Catherine my wife, formerly Catherine Galbreath both of the County of Bedford and State of Tennessee...have this day sold and conveyed unto our Two sons, John Mccamey and Robert Mccamey of the same state and county aforesaid, their heirs and assigns forever without any recourse upon either of us for and in consideration of a valuable amount to us in hand paid John and Robert Mckamey, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, that we, the said Francis and Catherine Mckemy of the first part hath this day bargained, Sold alined, Conveyed and set over unto said John and Robert...one certain Tract of Land Lying and being in the county and State aforesaid and on the Waters of Big Flat Creek being that quantity of Land Which was willed and bequeathed by William Galbreath to his daughter Catherine Galbreath now Catherine Mckemy which said Tract of Land containing Two hundred and twenty acres by the same more or less when actually surveyed off agreeable to the Last Will and Testament of William Galbreath deceased and the said John and Robert MCKAMEY are to have and to Hold all and Singular the said Tract forever Piece and Parcel of land, with the handlements and appurtenances thereto belonging to the only Proper use benefit and behoof of them the said John and Robert their heirs forever without any responsibility upon us Whatever. In Testimony where of we have herewith Individually say our hands and affixed our Seals this 11th day of March 1818. Francis Mckamey (seal) Catherine Mckemy (seal) In Lieu of the Court Witnessed Joshua Holt, John Jutton, Joseph Steel. Bedford County January Term 1819 I James Mckessick Clerk...execution of the within deed from Francis and Catherine his wife examined separately and individually whether she acknowledged the same freely and independently acknowledged that she did acknowledge the same freely and voluntarily without fear constraint...from her husband, Whereupon the court ordered that the same be certified. Jas B. Messick, Clerk, Registered 6th day Jan 1819 Edw Wad, Registrar, Principal=Francis McKamie, Principal=Catherine Galbreath |
| Cen-Head* | between 7 August 1820 and September 1820 | Tennessee, United States, "John McKaimie" living next to Francis McKaimie (father) and James McKaimie (cousin, son of Robert). In his household are the following: Males 0-9: 1 (William) Males 26-44: 1 (himself) Males 45 and over: 1 (?) Females 10-15: 1 (?) Females 16-25: 1 (wife - Frances Wilson) Female Slave 0-13: 1, Principal=TN Bedford Co CENSUS 1820 |
| Death* | 1829 | Tennessee, United States, Witness=Frances Wilson |
| (Witness) Land | 19 December 1840 | Tennessee, United States, The deed entry states: We William C. Gregory and Lucinda P. Gregory have this day bargained and sold and do hearby transfer and convey to James Dixon and his heirs forever for the consideration of Seventy-five dollars to us paid, a Tract of land in the State of Tennessee, Bedford County and District No. 21, containing eighteen acres, being our fifth part of the Tract of land belonging to the heirs of John McKamy, Deed to have and to hold the same to the said James Dixon his heris and assigns forever. We convented with the said James Dixon that we are lawfully seized of said land, have a good right to convey it, and that the same is unimcumbered. We do further covenant and bind ourselves, our heirs and representatives to warrant and forever defend the Title... Test: Thomas C. Whiteside and Jacob Greer Signed by William C. and Lucinda P. Gregory Registered 23 December 1840, Principal=Lucinda P. McKamie |
| (Witness) Land | 18 December 1843 | Tennessee, United States, The Deed entry states: Joseph H. McCamy to James Dixon, Deed undivided interest Whereas by descent from John McCamie, Wm McCamie, Lucinda McCamie, Catherine McCamie, Ellen McCamie and myself have derived title to and now hold Equal interest in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee, Bedford county, District 21 supposed to contain 90 acres. Bounded on the North by the lands of James Dixon, on the East by said Dixon, on the South by Dixon and on West by Dixon. Now I have bargained and sold and by these presents, do bargain, transfer and convey all my title and interest in and to said land to James Dixon his heirs and assigns for the sum of Seventy five dollars to me in hand paid. To have and to hold the same to the said James Dixon, his heirs and assigns forever. And I convenant and agree for myself, my heirs and assigns forever, and I covenant and agree for myself...to defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person under me. Wiltness my hand and seal this 18th day of December 1843 Joseph McCamy (seal), Principal=Joseph H. McKamie, Principal=Lucinda P. McKamie |
| Land* | 1 September 1845 | Tennessee, United States, The deed entry states: "William McKemie to James Dixon. Whereas by descent from John McKamie, Lucinda McCamie, Catherine McCamie, Ellen McCamie and myself have derived title to and now hold equal interest in Tract of land in the State of Tennesse, Bedford County District Number 21 Supposed to contain ninety acres bounded on the North by James Dixon, on the East by said Dixon, on the South by said Dixon, and on the West by Dixon. Now I have bargained and sold and by these presents do bargain and sell, transfer, and convey all my title and interest in and to said land to James Dixon his heirs and assigns forever. Witnessed and registered at 3:40 pm on 1st of September 1845., Principal=William McKamie |
Family | Frances Wilson b. bt 1791 - 1800 | |
| Marriage* | 5 January 1816 | Tennessee, United States, Principal=Frances Wilson |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Pedigree Chart of Zela Franks |
John McKamie
(1836 - )
| Father | William Galbreath McKamie b. bt 1774 - 1790 | |
| Mother | Cynethia Malisa Wilson | |
John McKamie|b. 1836|p105.htm#i2607|William Galbreath McKamie|b. bt 1774 - 1790|p106.htm#i2597|Cynethia Malisa Wilson||p124.htm#i2598|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 9, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1836 | Tennessee, United States |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
John McKamie
(say 1800 - )
| Last Edited | Apr 20, 2003 |
| Birth* | say 1800 | |
| Marriage* | 26 May 1823 | Knox County, Tennessee, United States, Principal=Polly Clark |
John Calvin Floid McKamie
(1 January 1862 - )
| Father | Joseph H. McKamie b. 7 Apr 1822, d. 1901 | |
| Mother | Nancy McAdams b. 17 Sep 1827, d. 7 Oct 1897 | |
John Calvin Floid McKamie|b. 1 Jan 1862|p105.htm#i95|Joseph H. McKamie|b. 7 Apr 1822\nd. 1901|p105.htm#i90|Nancy McAdams|b. 17 Sep 1827\nd. 7 Oct 1897|p101.htm#i91|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996|Amos McAdams|b. 1 Sep 1786\nd. 31 Aug 1847|p98.htm#i194|Mariah (?)|b. bt 1795 - 1804|p5.htm#i198| | ||
| Last Edited | Jan 15, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1 January 1862 | Arkansas, United States |
| Cen-Enum* | 16 July 1870 | Mill Creek Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, John McKamie, age 7, born AR. Living with parents, Joseph and Nancy, and 5 siblings., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1870 |
| Cen-Enum* | 1 June 1880 | Enumeration District 80, Guthrie Township, Izard County, Tennessee, United States, John McKamie, son of Joseph and Nancy, works on farm, age 18, single, attended school, born AR, parents TN., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1880 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams |
John W. McKamie
(1849 - )
| Father | William McKamie b. 1818 | |
| Mother | Frances (?) b. 1828 | |
John W. McKamie|b. 1849|p105.htm#i2602|William McKamie|b. 1818|p106.htm#i2599|Frances (?)|b. 1828|p3.htm#i2600|William G. McKamie|b. bt 1774 - 1790|p106.htm#i2597|Cynethia M. Wilson||p124.htm#i2598||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 9, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1849 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
John William McKamie
(1849 - )
| Father | William McKamie b. c 1818, d. a 1900 | |
| Mother | Frances (?) b. 1828, d. b 1900 | |
John William McKamie|b. 1849|p105.htm#i2582|William McKamie|b. c 1818\nd. a 1900|p106.htm#i2003|Frances (?)|b. 1828\nd. b 1900|p3.htm#i2580|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 6, 2002 |
| Name Variation | Jeff McKamie | |
| Birth* | 1849 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie |
Joseph McKamie
| Father | Joseph Hodge McKamie b. 1877 | |
| Mother | Mary Elizabeth Permenter | |
Joseph McKamie||p105.htm#i2015|Joseph Hodge McKamie|b. 1877|p105.htm#i2001|Mary Elizabeth Permenter||p110.htm#i2009|William J. McKamie|b. 23 Sep 1850|p106.htm#i92|Sarah (?)|b. 1853|p8.htm#i1999|Unknown Permenter||p110.htm#i2650|Unknown (?)||p9.htm#i2651| | ||
| Last Edited | Jan 19, 2002 |
| Birth* |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams |
Joseph McKamie
(circa 1893 - )
| Father | William Henry McKamie b. 1879 | |
| Mother | Nancy Permenter | |
Joseph McKamie|b. c 1893|p105.htm#i2625|William Henry McKamie|b. 1879|p106.htm#i2002|Nancy Permenter||p110.htm#i2008|William J. McKamie|b. 23 Sep 1850|p106.htm#i92|Sarah (?)|b. 1853|p8.htm#i1999|Unknown Permenter||p110.htm#i2650|Unknown (?)||p9.htm#i2651| | ||
| Last Edited | Nov 30, 2002 |
| Birth* | circa 1893 | |
| Marriage* | Principal=Sarah (?) |
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams |
Joseph McKamie
| Last Edited | May 26, 2002 |
| Marriage* | 27 October 1866 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, Principal=Mary C. Harrison |
Joseph McKamie
(before 1774 - )
| Last Edited | Mar 8, 2003 |
| Birth* | before 1774 | |
| Cen-Head* | 1790 | Salisbury District, Guilford County, North Carolina, United States, "Joseph McKaimy" living close to Francis McKaimy with - Males 16 and over: 1 males under 16 - 1 Females: 2, Principal=NC Guilford Co Census 1790 |
Joseph H. McKamie
(7 April 1822 - 1901)
| Father | John McKamie b. 1778, d. 1829; "The Deed entry states: Joseph H. McCamy to James Dixon, Deed undivided interest Whereas by descent from John McCamie, Wm McCamie, Lucinda McCamie, Catherine McCamie, Ellen McCamie and myself have derived title to and now hold Equal interest in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee, ..." | |
| Mother | Frances Wilson b. bt 1791 - 1800 | |
Joseph H. McKamie|b. 7 Apr 1822\nd. 1901|p105.htm#i90|John McKamie|b. 1778\nd. 1829|p105.htm#i1995|Frances Wilson|b. bt 1791 - 1800|p124.htm#i1996|Francis McKamie|b. 15 Aug 1758\nd. 4 Mar 1833|p105.htm#i2592|Catherine Galbreath|b. 1760\nd. 1837|p62.htm#i2593||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Feb 12, 2010 |
| Name Variation | Joseph McCamy | |
| Birth* | 7 April 1822 | Tennessee, United States, 1880 census would put birthdate as 1824. 1870 census makes it 1820. |
| Land* | 12 August 1839 | Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, Joseph McKemy and sister Edy Wilson sell their part of land recieved from father John McKamey., Principal=Edith McKamie |
| Land* | 18 December 1843 | Tennessee, United States, The Deed entry states: Joseph H. McCamy to James Dixon, Deed undivided interest Whereas by descent from John McCamie, Wm McCamie, Lucinda McCamie, Catherine McCamie, Ellen McCamie and myself have derived title to and now hold Equal interest in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee, Bedford county, District 21 supposed to contain 90 acres. Bounded on the North by the lands of James Dixon, on the East by said Dixon, on the South by Dixon and on West by Dixon. Now I have bargained and sold and by these presents, do bargain, transfer and convey all my title and interest in and to said land to James Dixon his heirs and assigns for the sum of Seventy five dollars to me in hand paid. To have and to hold the same to the said James Dixon, his heirs and assigns forever. And I convenant and agree for myself, my heirs and assigns forever, and I covenant and agree for myself...to defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person under me. Wiltness my hand and seal this 18th day of December 1843 Joseph McCamy (seal), Principal=Lucinda P. McKamie, Witness=William McKamie, Witness=Elleanda McKamie, Witness=Margaret Catherine McKamie, Witness=John McKamie |
| Marriage* | 13 July 1848 | Principal=Nancy McAdams |
| Land* | 6 December 1848 | Tennessee, United States, The court record states: "Joseph McKamie and wife to Thomas C. Whiteside. Deed, 42 acres. Joseph McKamie and Nancy McKamie, his wife, lately Nancy McAdams, sold to Thomas C. Whiteside, all of Bedford Co., Tn, land in Bedford Co., on the Nashville, Murfreesboro and Shelbyville Turnpike Road on the south fork of Falling Creek. The land known in the division of the lands of Amos McAdams, deceased, made by Reding George, B. F. Whitworth, and others, as Lot No. 6, being the lot assigned to Nancy McAdams. Reg: 15 Dec. 1848.", Principal=Nancy McAdams |
| Occupation* | Joseph was a farmer. | |
| Cen-Head* | 13 November 1850 | Civil District #6, Bedford County, Tennessee, United States, Joseph McCamy, head of HH #36, age 27, born TN. Living with his wife and son and a 53 yr old female who may be his mother in law and 18 yr old Andrew, his brother in law. Although he is listed as head of HH, the land appears to belong to the older female (Ritter M. McAdams) and Andrew., Principal=TN Bedford Census 1850, Witness=Nancy McAdams, Witness=William Jackson McKamie, Witness=Mariah (?), Witness=Andrew J. McAdams |
| Land* | 21 January 1851 | Tennessee, United States, The court record states "W. W. Arnold and wife to Joseph H. McCamy. Deed, 52 acres. W. W. Arnold and Patience A. Arnold formerly Patience A. McAdams sold to Joseph H. McCamy, land in Bedford Co., TN, in District No. 6, it being Lot No. 2 in the division of land of Amos McAdams, deceased, amongst his heirs, allotted to Patience A. McAdams. Pataience A. Arnold being at the time under the age of 21 years, and now having arrived to the age of 21 years. Bounded by Knott's line and Caleb and Martin Phifer's survey. Reg: 27 Jan 1851 and 26 Mar 1851"., Principal=Patience A. McAdams |
| Land* | 28 February 1853 | Tennessee, United States, from Joseph Adams, Bill of Sale. |
| Land* | 31 October 1855 | Tennessee, United States, from Jo. McCamie, Deed, Undivided Interest., Principal=Andrew J. McAdams |
| Land | 12 November 1855 | Tennessee, United States, to T. B. Marks, Deed for 52 Acres. |
| (Witness) Death | 14 October 1861 | Principal=Anise McKamie |
| Cen-Head* | 16 July 1870 | Mill Creek Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Joseph McKamie, head of HH#51, age 50, farmer, real estate 600, personal estate 725, born TN. Living with his wife and 6 children (assumed relationship)., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1870, Witness=Nancy McAdams, Witness=William Jackson McKamie, Witness=James Thomas McKamie, Witness=Frances Catherine McKamie, Witness=John Calvin Floid McKamie, Witness=Sarah Emily McKamie, Witness=Octavy Adeline McKamie |
| Cen-Head* | 1 June 1880 | Enumeration District 80, Guthrie Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Joseph McKamie, head of HH #159, age 56, married, farmer, born in TN, as were parents. Living with wife and 4 children and on the two next properties are his sons, James and William, and their families., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1880, Witness=Nancy McAdams, Witness=Frances Catherine McKamie, Witness=John Calvin Floid McKamie, Witness=Sarah Emily McKamie, Witness=Octavy Adeline McKamie |
| (Witness) Death | 7 October 1897 | Moody, McLennan County, Texas, United States, Principal=Nancy McAdams |
| Cen-Enum* | 27 June 1900 | Enumeration District 165, Newburg Village, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Joseph H. Mckamie, listed as father in law in HH#181, belonging to John Roberson and his wife Octavie E. Joseph is 78, widowed, born Ap 1822in TN as were his parents, can read and write., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1900 |
| Death* | 1901 | United States |
| Burial* | 1901 | Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Calico Rock, Izard County, Arkansas, United States |
Family | Nancy McAdams b. 17 Sep 1827, d. 7 Oct 1897 | |
| Marriage* | 13 July 1848 | Principal=Nancy McAdams |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Pedigree Chart of Zela Franks |
Joseph Hodge McKamie
(1877 - )
| Father | William Jackson McKamie b. 23 Sep 1850 | |
| Mother | Sarah (?) b. 1853 | |
Joseph Hodge McKamie|b. 1877|p105.htm#i2001|William Jackson McKamie|b. 23 Sep 1850|p106.htm#i92|Sarah (?)|b. 1853|p8.htm#i1999|Joseph H. McKamie|b. 7 Apr 1822\nd. 1901|p105.htm#i90|Nancy McAdams|b. 17 Sep 1827\nd. 7 Oct 1897|p101.htm#i91||||||| | ||
| Last Edited | Apr 13, 2002 |
| Birth* | 1877 | Arkansas, United States |
| Cen-Enum* | 1 June 1880 | Enumeration District 80, Guthrie Township, Izard County, Arkansas, United States, Joseph McKamie, son of William and Sarah, age 3, born AR, father TN, mother AR. Living with parents and 2 brothers., Principal=AR Izard Co Census 1880 |
| Marriage* | Principal=Mary Elizabeth Permenter | |
| Note* | From Carolyn McKamie Pinson: My Uncle tells me that Joseph Hodge was a Methodist preacher and he died at 36. I am told that he went to care for someone who was ill and contacted thyphoid. I have some pictures of Mary Elizabeth Permenter. My Grandma tells me they called her "Ma" McKamie and she gave me some pictures. I am planning a trip to Moody myself. I got the book - 'They settled the Blackland'. My information shows that Joseph's father is William Jackson McKamie. |
Family | Mary Elizabeth Permenter | |
| Children | ||
| Charts | Descendant Chart of James McKamie Descendant Chart of John McAdams |
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