Andrew McKee Sr.-[1]
(1747-1833)

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Andrew McKee Sr.-[1] ¹ ⁷ ⁸ ⁹ ¹⁰ ¹¹ ¹² ¹³ ¹⁴ ¹⁵ ¹⁶ ¹⁷ ¹⁸ ¹⁹

Born: 1 Mar 1747, Ireland ¹ ² ⁴ ⁵ ²⁰
Marriage: Mary Bamford-[2] in 1770 in New London Crossroads, New London Twp, Chester, Pennsylvania ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶
Died: 20 Jun 1833, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania at age 86 ² ⁶ ²⁰ ²¹ ²²
Buried: Union Cemetery, Cowansville, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania ¹ ²²

General Notes:

According to the "History of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania", Andrew settled in Cumberland County after immigrating. He resided there until his move to McKeesport, Allegheny County where he resided "several years" until his move to Armstrong County [which was in 1799, according to his pension record]. His marriage to Mary Bamford occurred in 1770 in Chester County. Chester County was a long way from Cumberland County. What was he doing there. Did they reside at all in Chester after their marriage? It has been suggested that he was enumerated in the 1790 census of Chester County; however, there were several Andrew's listed in Mifflin, Washington, and Westmoreland counties, any of which could have been this Andrew, or none at all.

Research Notes:

See document 126 for a great Chester County, Pennsylvania, map, circa 1780.

Noted events in his life were:

• Residence, 1757-1796, Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA. ²³

• Immigration, 1757, America. ⁵

• Will Executor: Andrew Moorhead, 16 Nov 1774, Birmingham, Chester, Pennsylvania. ²⁴

• Probate - Administrator: for Andrew Morehead, 16 Nov 1774, , Chester, Pennsyvlania. ²⁵

• Military Service: as indicated in his Revolutionary War pension application, Mar 1777, , Cumberland, Pennsylvania. ⁶ ²⁰

• Military Service: 2nd PA Regiment, Continental Line, 1777, , , Pennsylvania. ²¹

• Census: possible, 1790, New Garden, Chester, Pennsylvania. ²⁶

• Residence, 1796-1799, McKeesport, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. ²³

• Move, 1799, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ²⁷

• Census, 1800, Buffalo, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ²⁸

• Land Purchase: Land grant of 200 acres from PA., 8 Feb 1804, Donation District No. 2, Butler, Pennsylvania. ²⁹ ³⁰

• Tax, 1805, East Franklin Township, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ¹⁰

• Land Sale: Sold 200 acres to Andrew and John Kennedy., 20 Mar 1807, Donation District No. 2, Butler, Pennsylvania. ³¹

• Land Purchase: from James Hannah, 24 Jun 1807, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ³² ³³

• Land Purchase: from James Hannah, 1807, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ³⁴

• Census, 1810, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ³⁵

• Land Transaction: See footnote, 12 Aug 1812, Donation District No. 2, Butler, Pennsylvania. ³⁶

• Tax, 1815, East Franklin Township, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ¹⁰

• Land Purchase: from John Brown, 25 Oct 1819, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ³⁷ ³⁸

• Land Patent: 437 acres, 19 Apr 1820, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ³⁹

• Land Sale: to John Christman, 27 Jun 1820, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴⁰

• Census, 1820, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴¹

• Tax, 1820, East Franklin Township, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ¹⁰

• Land Purchase, 1820, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴²

• Land Sale, 1820, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴³

• Land Sale, 1820, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴⁴

• Land Sale: to Israel Pemberton Hutchinson, 9 Aug 1820, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴⁵ ⁴⁶

• Land Sale: to Thomas McKee, 19 Jun 1821, Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴⁷

• Land Sale, 1821, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴⁸

• Alt. Death, 1835, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ²¹

• Land Sale, 1835, , Armstrong, Pennsylvania. ⁴⁹

Andrew married Mary Bamford-[2] [MRIN: 1] in 1770 in New London Crossroads, New London Twp, Chester, Pennsylvania.¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶ (Mary Bamford-[2] was born about 1749 in Of, Sugar Twp, Armstrong, Pennsylvania ³ ⁵⁰ ⁵¹ and died 11 Mar 1838 in Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania ⁶.)

1 Armstrong County, Pennsylvania; Her People, Past and Present: Embracing a History of the County and a Genealogical and Biographical of Representative Families (Chicago: J.H. Beers, 1914). pages 321-323, FHL 1000541, items 2-3. Refer to Documents 109-111.

2 DAR Membership Application. No. 186517, filed by Lucille Garroway Purdum, descendant of Andrew McKee (c. 1747-1733, Pennsylvania), approved 29 Jan 1923. Lucille Garroway Purdum, of 241 W. Jefferson, Butler, Pennsylvania, was the daughter of James L. Garroway (b. 1862) and Ella McKee (b. 1862), who were married 19 Sep 1888. Ella McKee was the daughter of Thomas Vincent McKee (b. 11 May 1829, d. Jan 1899) and Mary Craig (b. 26 Sep 1835, d. 17 Apr 1907), who were married 9 Mar 1854. Thomas Vincent McKee was the son of Thomas McKee (b. 1 Mar 1790, d. 8 Aug 1865) and Margaret Blaine (b. 5 Aug 1793, d. 17 Sep 1859). Thomas McKee was the son of Andrew McKee (b. 1 Mar 1747 in Scotland or Ireland, d. 18 Jun 1833, in Armstrong County, PA) and Mary Bamford, who were married 1770-1775 on shipboard off the coast of Scotland immediately before sailing. Copy obtained by Ilene Jones, 26 Oct 1993. Documents 131-134.

3 FamilySearch, International Genealogical Index (Salt Lake City, Utah: Intellectual Reserve, Inc.) Data as of July 1995, FHL 1396475. Mary Bamford, b. circa 1745 of Armstrong County, spouse Andrew McKee, family group sheet F501044-01. Document 34.

4 Ibid. Data as of July 1995, Temple Records Pre 1970. Andrew McKee, spouse of Mary Blandford, born 1749, Worthington, Armstrong, PA. Document 34.

5 Dwight A. Radford, "Research Report Prepared For Ilene Jones: 11 June 2001" (Salt Lake City, Utah: by author, 11 June 2001), 1. Document 1.

6 Veterans Administration, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land-Warrant Application Files (Washington, DC: The National Archives, 1969). FHL 971688. Andrew McKee (W 3277): On roll of Pittsburgh 20 Jun 1833-11 Mar 1838; Andrew of Armstrong Co was a pvt in Col Stewart's Regt of PA line 18 months; 21 Jun 1821. He is 74, resides in Sugar Creek TS, enlisted under Capt Robert Adams Mar 1777 in Cumberland Co for 1 year; was under Regt of Col Irwin, and afterwards under Capt Zeigler. Inventory is farm animals and household furniture; is a laborer. Wf, 75, lame and unable to walk without a staff. Andrew has no means of support as he is frail. He owes Andrew Catherwood $600, and has a $75 bond on John Crissman. On 12 May 1818 Andrew was 71, enlisted Mar 1776 in Cumberland Co for one year and was discharged Jul 1777; entered again Jun 1780 or 81 under Capt Sigler for 18 months, and re-enlisted under Capt Sigler. On 2 Jul 1851 Mary Stewart, Pittsburgh, age 62, applied to obtain pension due heirs of Andrew McKee who died 20 Jun 1833, and of Mary McKee dec'd, wife and widow of said Andrew, who 11 Mar 1838. Mother's maiden name was Bamford, and they were married at New London Cross Roads, Chester Co, PA, 1770 by JP. First child was William bo c 1771 and died 1800 at 29. There were 8 children before Mary: Thomas McKee, Jane Henry, Mary Stewart, James McKee and Andrew McKee who died 7 Oct 1850. Thomas appeared, named his mother as Mary Bamford. Four children were born before Andrew's enlistment (William, Nancy, Jane and John), and 5 after his enlistment (James, Joseph, Andrew, Mary and Thomas); Thomas was youngest. Says family record was burned about 40 years ago. Andrew settled in Armstrong Co in1799, had 9 children, bought farm from John Cherry in 1798. Under the question about Mary McKee's application being dissalowed, her maiden name was given as Blanford. Seems like children who saw the family record would know what Mary's maiden name was. Documents 61-62, 196-207.

7 Robert Walter Smith, History of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania (Chicago, Illinois: Waterman, Watkins & Co., 1883), page 645. FHL 1000541. Andrew McKee, great grandfather of Thomas Hays in the maternal line, and his son Thomas McKee, father of Mrs. Deborah Jane Hays, are discussed. Has a very dark picture of Thomas McKee. Document 34.

9 "Logan Temple, Baptisms For The Dead, 1935" (Salt Lake City: Intellectual Reserve). FHL 177924. Andrew McKee, (md Mary Blandford), b 1749 Worthington, Armstrong, PA, d 1835. Document 63.

10 Ilene Jones and Marian Kenedy, "McKee Research Summary: 1 November 1995." Andrew McKee; 1797 settled in East Franklin TS, taxed 1805, 1815, 1820, had 403 A. Document 52.

11 Ibid. Andrew McKee, Chester Co: Research indicates an Andrew McKee was appointed execr of estate of Andrew Morehead 1774 who lived in Birmingham TS. Witnesses to the bond lived in Chester TS. Document 52.

12 Ibid. James McKee:
1810 Sugar Creek, Armstrong, PA, 1 male 0-10, 1 male 26-45, 2 females 10-16, 2 females 26-45.
1820 Allegheny, Armstrong, PA, 1 male 0-10, 1 male 26-45, 1 female 0-10, 1 female 16-26.
1819 James bought in Brown Co, OH, 100 A.
1823 James bought in Georgetown, Brown, OH.
1832 James son in Georgetown, Brown, OH, as did James Jr.
1833 James Jr bought in Georgetown, Brown, OH
1820-35 James has 100 A Strait Crk/White Oak in Pleasant TS, Brown, OH.
This is possibly James Bamford McKee, son of Andrew McKee and Mary Bamford. Document 55.

13 Ibid. Andrew McKee; 1769 Carlisle, Cumberland Co, 1 cow, 1/2 A lot.
1770 Carlisle, Cumberland Co, 1 horse, 1 cow.
1771 Carlisle, Cumberland Co, taylor, bought with John McKee, Carlisle taylor, lot #168 bounded by Hanover St., lot 167, lot 187, lot 169, 60 x 240.
1779 Carlisle, Andrew, taylor, 1 horse, 1 cow. Document 52.

14 Ibid. Andrew McKee; 1810 Sugar Creek TS, 1 Male 16-26, 1 Male 45+, 1 Female 16-26, 1 Female 45+.
1820 Sugar Creek TS, 1 Male 45+, 1 Female 16-26, 1 Female 45+.
1820 Andrew & Mary sold to Hutchinsons land in Sugar Creek for $1, bounded Ingersoll.
1820 Andrew & Mary sold to John Christman land in Sugar Creek, bounded Daniel Henry, said McKee, John Mateer, John Montgomery, 201+ A.
1821 Andrew Sr and Mary to Thomas McKee land in Sugar Creek, bounded Robert Orr, said Andrew, James Fulton's heirs, Sam'l Porterfield, 140+ A; bought from Ohn Brown Esq with Thomas McKee in 1819, bounds Andrew McKee Jr. Document 52.

15 "Patron Sheets, 1969-1991" (Salt Lake City: Intellectual Reserve). IGI #501044-01, FHL 1396475. Andrew McKee, born 1747 Ireland, md 1770 Chester Co, PA, d 20 Jun 1833 Armstrong Co, PA, no parents listed. Md Mary Bamford, bc 1745 of Armstrong Co, d 11 Mar 1838 Armstrong Co, no parents listed. Children:
William McKee, bc 1772;
John McKee, bc 1774;
James McKee, bc 1776;
Joseph McKee, bc 1778; will 1 Aug 1851, md Jane Young;
Andrew McKee, bc 1784, d 7 Oct 1850, md Isabelle;
Thomas McKee, bc 10 Mar 1790, d 8 Aug 1865, md Margaret Blaine;
Polly McKee, bc 1792;
Jane McKee, bc 1794, md Daniel Henry;
Nancy McKee, bc 1796, md James Hanna.
All children were born of Armstrong Co.
Sources: History of Armstrong Co, PA; pension file of Andrew McKee. Document 63.

16 Raymond W. McKee, The Book of McKee (Dublin, Ireland: Hodges, Figgis & Co, 1959). pages 109-113, FHL Book 929.241 M194m. See documents 183-188.

17 Florence McCutcheon McKee, The McCutcheon (Cutcheon) family records : allied families of McClary, Tripp, Brown and Critichett... (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Commonwealth Printing Co., c1931). See Documents 208-210.

19 Revolutionary War Pension Files-Pennsylvania, Microfilm 971688. Andrew McKee pension file #W 3277. Document 7.

20 Daughters of the American Revolution National Society, Revolutionary War ancestor card file of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution (Cleveland, Ohio: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1987). FHL Microfilm 1522312. Andrew McKee, born 3-1-1747, Ireland, died 6-18-1833, Armstrong, PA; md c 1770 to Mary Blanford or Banford. Pvt, PA. References: PA Arch Vol 10 pg 393; pension; Thomas McKee, Ella McKee. GF Ser 4 Vol 67. Document 117.

21 Thomas Lynch Montgomery, editor, "Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates For The Second Pennsylvania Regiment, Continental Line," in Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, Volume II (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Harrisburg Publishing Company, 1906). page 881, FHL Book 974.8 A39p v.2 ser.5. Andrew McKee served as a private in the Second Pennsylvania Regiment of the Continental Line. In 1835 he resided in Armstrong County, age eighty-eight [calculated birth year of 1747]. Document 123.

22 Union Cemetery, Cowansville, Pennsylvania. cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Andrew McKee (on DAR marker - died 1835). Document 146.

23 Armstrong County, Pennsylvania; Her People, Past and Present: Embracing a History of the County and a Genealogical and Biographical of Representative Families (Chicago: J.H. Beers, 1914). pages 321-323, FHL 1000541, items 2-3. Andrew McKee, who was born 1747, in Ireland, and coming to America prior to the Revolution settled in Cumberland County, PA, near Carlisle. After the War he moved to McKeesport in Allegheny County. After several years resident there he moved to Armstrong County, first living in what is now East Franklin township, near where Montgomeryville now stands, and there building what was originally known as McKee's mill, later the Chrisman mills. Refer to Documents 109-111.

24 Jacob Martin, Abstract of Wills of Chester County, Pennsylvania ([S.l. : s.n.], 1900-1901). page 516, Volume 2, 1758-1777, FHL Book 974.813 P2a. Andrew Moorhead, Birmingham, 16 NOv 1774; Andrew McKee, administrator. Document 87.

25 Chester County, Pennsylvania, Register of Wills/Orphans Court, Abstracts of Wills/Intestates, #2887 (Chester County Archives Limited Reference Service). 16 November 1774, Andrew McKee, Edward Russells, and Adam Grubb, all of Chester County, Pennsylvania, were bondsmen for Andrew McKee, who was appointed administrator for the estate of Andrew Morehead. Witnesses were John Morehead and John Thomson Jr. Document 212.

26 US 1790 Census, Pennsylvania. cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992).
Andrew McKee: Chester County, New Garden, 2 males over 16, 5 males under 16, 3 females.
Andrew McKee: Mifflin County, 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, 2 females.
Andrew McKee: Washington County, 1 male over 16, 4 males under 16, 2 females.
Andrew McKee: Westmoreland County, 2 males over 16, 4 males under 16, 4 females. Document 147.

27 Veterans Administration, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land-Warrant Application Files (Washington, DC: The National Archives, 1969). FHL 971688. Andrew McKee (W 3277): On roll of Pittsburgh 20 Jun 1833-11 Mar 1838; Andrew of Armstrong Co was a pvt in Col Stewart's Regt of PA line 18 months; 21 Jun 1821. He is 74, resides in Sugar Creek TS, enlisted under Capt Robert Adams Mar 1777 in Cumberland Co for 1 year; was under Regt of Col Irwin, and afterwards under Capt Zeigler. Inventory is farm animals and household furniture; is a laborer. Wf, 75, lame and unable to walk without a staff. Andrew has no means of support as he is frail. He owes Andrew Catherwood $600, and has a $75 bond on John Crissman. On 12 May 1818 Andrew was 71, enlisted Mar 1776 in Cumberland Co for one year and was discharged Jul 1777; entered again Jun 1780 or 81 under Capt Sigler for 18 months, and re-enlisted under Capt Sigler. On 2 Jul 1851 Mary Stewart, Pittsburgh, age 62, applied to obtain pension due heirs of Andrew McKee who died 20 Jun 1833, and of Mary McKee dec'd, wife and widow of said Andrew, who died 11 Mar 1838. Mother's maiden name was Bamford, and they were married at New London Cross Roads, Chester Co, PA, 1770 by JP. First child was William bo c 1771 and died 1800 at 29. There were 8 children before Mary: Thomas McKee, Jane Henry, Mary Stewart, James McKee and Andrew McKee who died 7 Oct 1850. Thomas appeared, named his mother as Mary Bamford. Four children were born before Andrew's enlistment (William, Nancy, Jane and John), and 5 after his enlistment (James, Joseph, Andrew, Mary and Thomas); Thomas was youngest. Says family record was burned about 40 years ago. Andrew settled in Armstrong Co in1799, had 9 children, bought farm from John Cherry in 1798. Under the question about Mary McKee's application being dissalowed, her maiden name was given as Blanford. Seems like children who saw the family record would know what Mary's maiden name was. Documents 61-62, 196-207.

28 US 1800 Census, Pennsylvania, Armstrong County. Buffalo Township. The pages were torn and very difficult to read. The column marks may have been misread; however, the names were McKee. There were no females in either household.
Andrew McKee household: 1 male (b. 1791-1800); 1 male (1774-1784); 1 male (1755-1774).
Andrew McKee household: 1 male (b. 1791-1800); 2 males (b. 1784-1790); 2 males (b. 1774-1784).
Accessed at www.ancestry.com.

29 William Henry Egle, M.D., editor, Pennsylvania Archives: Third Series, Volume 7; Donation or Military Tracts of Land Granted The Soldiers of the PA Line (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Clarence M. Busch, State Printer, 1896). page 681, Andrew McKee entry, claim number 301s for 200 acres, 26 January 1804. Document 19.

30 Pennsylvania, Butler County, Deeds. Volume A, page 281, Land grant to Andrew McKee from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, issued 8 February 1804, recorded 3 April 1806, FHL 1434214. The land was granted to Andrew McKee for his services in the United States Army. The tract of land, No. 301, called "Alarm", was located in the Donation District No. 2 in Butler County. Document 19.

31 Ibid. Volume A, page 514, Land sale by Andrew McKee and his wife, Mary, to Andrew and John Kennedy, 20 March 1807, recorded 29 August 1807, FHL 1434214. On 20 March 1807 and recorded 29 August 1807, Andrew McKee of the county of Armstrong, Pennsylvania, and his wife, Mary, sold to Andrew and John Kennedy, late of the Kingdom of Ireland, for $400, land that was granted to Andrew McKee for his service as private in the army of the United States, Pennsylvania Line. The tract of land called "Alarm" in Donation District No.2 in Butler County, beginning at a black oak, thence by lot No. 330 east two hundred and sixty one perches to a black oak then by lot No. 284 south one hundred and thirty perches to a wild cherry tree thence by lot No. 302 west two hundred and sixty one perches to a black oak thence by lot No. 308 north one hundred and thirty perches to the beginning containing 200 hundred acres. This tract of land was surveyed 24 February 1785. Signed with a mark by both Andrew and Mary McKee. Witnesses were James Barr and Andrew McKee Jr. Document 20-21.

32 Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Deeds. Vol 1, 1805-1811, page 120, Land purchase by Andrew McKee Sr. from James Hannah, 24 June 1807, FHL 861224. James Hannah of Sugar TS for $300 sold to Andrew McKee Sr all estate right title etc to undividied moiety [1/2] of 150 acres, part of large tract, farm animals, household furniture; 24 June 1807. Witnesses: John Smith, Jean Steel; proved same, recorded 27 June 1807. This was not a mortgage. Document 41.

33 Ibid. Vol. 1, page 120, transcribed in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 148-149.

34 Ibid. Vol. 1, page 120, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 142-143.

35 US 1810 Census, Pennsylvania, Armstrong County. Sugar Creek, Andrew McKee household: 1 male (b. 1784-1794); 1 male (b. prior 1775); 1 female (b. 1784-1794); 1 female (b. prior 1775). Accessed at www.ancestry.com.

36 Pennsylvania, Butler County, Deeds. Grantee Index 1800-1925, Volume 1 (sherriff's), page 37, Thomas McKee from Treasurer, 12 August 1812, FHL 894172. Thomas McKee was the grantee in a land transaction record found in the Sherriff's docket. The location of the land was in Donation District No. 2, the same district as the land granted to Andrew McKee in 1804 and later sold by Andrew McKee in 1807. Document 18.

37 Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Deeds. Vol 3, 1815-1823, page 517, FHL 861225. John Brown to Andrew McKee Sr and Thomas McKee for $775 on 25 October 1819. Sold land in Sugar Creek TS bounding Robert Orr, Andrew McKee Jr, James Fulton's heirs, James Porterfield, 140 A 147 perches, part of a larger tract conveyed to Charles Campbell by patent 19 Jan 1818 (H 16-373). Witness. Samuel S. Harrison, Philip Mechling; recorded 6 Mar 1820. Document 64.

38 Ibid. Vol. 3, page 517, transcribed in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 150-152.

39 Ibid. Vol. H 17, page 387, cited and transcribed in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1993). Documents 160-161.

40 Ibid. Vol. 3, page 593, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1993). Documents 153-154.

42 Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Deeds. Vol. 3, page 517, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 142-143.

43 Ibid. Vol. 3, page 593, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 142-143.

44 Ibid. Vol. 3, page 604, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 142-143.

45 Ibid. Vol 3, 1815-1820, page 604, Land sale by Andrew McKee, 9 August 1820, FHL 861225. Andrew McKee and wife Mary to Israel Pemberton Hutchinson, late of city of Philadelphia and Randall Hutchinson now of said city, children and heirs of Dr. James Hutchinson late of said city dec'd and in trust for said heirs of Dr. James Hutchinson; McKees for $1 acquit and discharge said Israel and Randall and sold to them in trust land in Sugar Creek TS, bounding Jared Ingersoll, Andrew McKee, being part of original survey of 237 acres, 62 perches, part of tract granted to Andrew McKee by PA by patent dated 19 April 1820, enrolled in patents book H17-387; also all estate right title, etc. Both marked. Witness, John Brown, Thomas McKee; recorded 1 Sep 1820. Document 41.

46 Ibid. Vol. 3, page 604, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1993). Documents 155-156.

47 Ibid. Vol. 4, page 149, cited and transcribed in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1993). Documents 157-159.

48 Ibid. Vol. 4, page 149, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 142-143.

49 Ibid. Vol. 9, page 53, cited in McKee Research (Butler, Pennsylvania: Lu Ann Cherry, 1992). Documents 142-143.

50 FamilySearch, International Genealogical Index (Salt Lake City, Utah: Intellectual Reserve, Inc.) Data as of July 1995, FHL 1760784. Mary Bamford, b. circa 1758, New London Cross, Chester, PA, official Temple Records, which contain no additional information. Document 34.

51 "Salt Lake Temple Records, 1936" (Salt Lake City: Intellectual Reserve). Pg 186, FHL 183561. IGI entry, ordinance #6621: Mary Blanford, bc 1758 Armstrong Co, PA; by r il (relative in-law). Ottilea Schmucker was proxy. LDS Baptism dated 22 May 1936. Document 63.

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