Louis McKee
b. January 1888, Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, to Jefferson and Ida B. (Crutchfield) McKee
d. 28 September 1962, Monroe, Michigan
m/1.
Blanche Whetsel
m/2.
Betty [–?–]
Children with Blanche Whetsel:
Louis emigrated about 1932 from Allen County, Indiana, to Newport, Michigan.
Submitted by:
Dawne Slater-Putt
Huntertown IN
E-mail: dslaterput@aol.com
John Franklin McIntire
b. 22 August 1863, Pigeon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, to Andrew J. and Martha (Clark) McIntire
d. 18 January 1952, Sandoval, Marion County, Illinois
m. 8 June 1890, Oakland City, Pike County, Indiana
Louisa Rosa Catherine Ruff
b. 19 December 1871, Sugar Grove, Fairfield County, Ohio, to Phillip and Christine (Fassler) Ruff
d. 30 January 1943, Sandoval, Marion County, Illinois
Children with Louisa Rosa Catherine Ruff:
John worked in the coal mines from the time he was nine years old. The family emigrated in
1910 from Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana, to Illinois.
Submitted by:
Virginia Anderson
Ramsey IL
George McCullough
b. 17 June 1780, County Antrim, Ireland
d. 25 September 1867, College Springs, Page County, Iowa
m. 1805, Ireland
Jennet Thompson
b. 5 August 1785, Rocavau, County Antrim, Ireland
d. 13 March 1859, College Springs, Page County, Iowa
Children with Jennet Thompson:
George immigrated to Indiana from Chester District, South Carolina, in 1830. He resided at
Vienna Township, Scott County, Indiana, and moved to Page County, Iowa, in 1858.
According to family tradition, after George and Jennet McCullough left Ireland in 1806, they were shipwrecked off the Bermuda Islands and detained there for a while by authorities. Six months after leaving Ireland, they arrived in South Carolina in May of 1807.
George’s grandson remembered that when the family emigrated from Indiana to Page County, Iowa, George, who was 78 years old, thought they were headed for a new promised land. Among his possessions in their covered wagon was a tombstone so that if he died on the way, his death would not go unnoted.
Submitted by:
Mrs. Lynne Emmons
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
David McCoy
b. 2 May 1790, on the banks of the Catawba, Burke County, North Carolina
d. 25 March 1895, near Redlands, San Bernardino County, California
m. 21 December 1815, Casey County, Kentucky
Lucintha Davis
b. about 1797, possibly Casey County, Kentucky, to perhaps Landon Davis
d. 1877, Missouri
Children with Lucintha Davis:
David immigrated to Indiana from Kentucky by 1820. He emigrated from Putnam County, Indiana, to Marie’s County, Missouri, about 1832.
On 4 December 1892, the San Francisco Daily Examiner ran a fourteen-inch long column on
David McCoy following his voting for Grover Cleveland at the age of 102.
Submitted by:
Gladys Sellers Hedstrom
Wheaton MD
Lucy Ann McCloughan
b. 30 September 1851, Wayne Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana to Ira McCloughan and Catherine Sellers
d. 15 May 1936, Livingston County, Missouri
m. 25 December 1867, Livingston County, Missouri
Michael Lemon
Children with Michael Lemon:
Submitted by:
Michael R. Darnel
Granger IN
Ira McCloughan
b. 18 February 1819, Pennsylvania to Joseph H. and Elizabeth (McBride) McCloughan
d. 10 December 1866, Union, Livingston County, Missouri
m. 28 April 1842, Summit County, Ohio
Catherine Sellers
b. 22 October 1818, Portage or Summit County, Ohio, to George and Catherine [–?–] Sellers
d. 22 December 1880, Utica, Livingston County, Missouri
Children with Catherine Sellers:
Ira immigrated to Kosciusko County, Indiana, from Summit County, Ohio, in 1842. He moved to Livingston County, Missouri, in 1864/5.
Submitted by:
Michael R. Darnel
Granger IN
Jacob McCalla
b. 9 March 1813, Unity, Columbiana County, Ohio, to Thomas and Lydia (Leibert) McCalla
d. 15 July 1902, Middleville, Wright County, Minnesota
m/1. 26 October 1837, Unity, Columbiana County, Ohio
Sarah Ann Steel
b. 6 December 1813, Pennsylvania
d. 8 June 1860, Union, Miami County, Indiana
m/2. 1864
Hannah Sheets
b. 1839, Columbiana County, Ohio
m/3. 1868
Mary Ann (Fish) Sweet
b. about 1826, Alabama
Children with Sarah Ann Steel:
Children with Hannah Sheets:
Children with Mary Ann (Fish) Sweet:
Jacob McCalla immigrated to Indiana in 1852 from Jackson, Crawford County, Ohio, and resided at Union, Miami County, Indiana, until he moved to Middleville, Wright County, Minnesota, in 1866.
Submitted by:
C. X. McCalla, III, M.D.
Paoli IN
John McBain
d. July 1822, Lawrence County, Illinois
m. July 1796, Jefferson County, Kentucky
Elizabeth Wilson
b. about 1778
d. 1830, Lawrence County, Illinois
Children with Elizabeth Wilson:
John immigrated to Knox County, Indiana, from Jefferson County, Kentucky, in 1810. He emigrated from Knox County, Indiana, to Edwards County, Illinois, in 1816.
Submitted by:
John Stutesman
San Francisco CA
George Harvey Marshall
b. 14 November 1828, Berkshire, Tioga County, New York, to Harvey George and Eunice (Hull) Marshall
d. 7 March 1902, Clackamas County, Oregon
m/1. 8 December 1850, Jennings County, Indiana
Susannah Jane Howlett
b. 5 April 1832, Columbia, Jennings County, Indiana
d. 6 May 1879, Clackamas County, Oregon
Children with Susannah Jane Howlett:
George immigrated with his parents to Jennings County, Indiana, about 1836 from Sheshequin, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. His parents helped establish the Flat Rock Baptist Church, and their home was a station on the Underground Railway, passing slaves through Indiana to Canada. Perhaps George helped too, but he was married and had children of his own by then.
He resided in Jackson Township, Ripley County, Indiana, and Columbia Township, Jennings County, Indiana.
George and his wife Susannah were married before her parents and siblings left Indiana, and they lived on her parents’ place. Their youngest son was just a baby when they left Indiana by train and settled in Eagle Creek, Clackamas County, Oregon, not far from where Susannah’s family had settled.
When Susannah died in 1879, she left small children. George then married a widow with small children of her own and had two sons by his second wife.
Submitted by:
Bethel L. Marshall
Boise ID
CHIEF WILLIAM ANDERSON
b. 1750-60, Ohio or Pennsylvania, to a Delaware Indian and a white trader named Anderson
d. October 1831, Kansas
m. about 1780 the widow of Twee Hul Lah Lah, who was the sister of Captain Patterson
d. after 1784
Children:
The family came to Anderson’s Town on the White River in Madison County about 1798. They left in 1820. The tribe was first moved to Missouri, then Kansas, then later to Oklahoma. Se So Cum was killed in Arkansas by Osage Indians while on a hunting party. Anderson, a Chief of the Delaware, died just a year after the tribe moved from Missouri to Kansas.
Submitted by:
Marion G. Harcourt
Indianapolis IN
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