Descendants of Gregor
Generation No. 1
GREGOR
Notes for GREGOR:
1st Chieftan of the Clan Gregor of the House of Glencairnoch
AKA Gregor of the Golden Bridles
Motto: 'S Rioghail Mo Dhream (Our Race is Royal or Royal is My Race)
Kenneth MacAlpine was the first king of Scotland. It is not known whether or not Gregor was his son or his brother.
Child of GREGOR is:
1. IAIN CAM MACGREGOR, d. April 19, 1390.
Generation No. 2
IAIN CAM MACGREGOR (GREGOR1) died April 19, 1390.
Notes for IAIN CAM MACGREGOR:
2nd Chieftan of the Clan Gregor
Nick named One-Eye
Buried on the north side of the high altar in Dysart near Dalmally, the old church in Glenorchy. This continued to be the burial place of the McGregor chiefs until 1528. A number of stone coffins together with foliated tomb slabs each showing in a panel the figure of an armed warrior with spear and two-handed sword, short tunic and high conical pointed helmet were found.
More About IAIN CAM MACGREGOR:
Burial: Dysart Abbey Glenorcky Near Dalmally Scotland
Child of IAIN CAM MACGREGOR is:
1. IAIN CAM3 MACGREGOR, b. Abt. 1360, Scotland; d. 1415, Stronmelocham Scotland.
Generation No. 3
IAIN CAM3 MACGREGOR (IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born Abt. 1360 in Scotland, and died 1415 in Stronmelocham Scotland. He married DERVOGILL MCLACHLAM.
Notes for IAIN CAM MACGREGOR:
3rd Chieftan of the Clan MacGregor
Child of IAIN MACGREGOR and DERVOGILL MCLACHLAM is:
1. GREGOR4 MACGREGOR, b. Abt. 1400.
Generation No. 4
GREGOR4 MACGREGOR (IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born Abt. 1400.
Child of GREGOR MACGREGOR is:
1. PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, b. 1430; d. July 09, 1518, Auchinchallone Scotland.
Generation No. 5
PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR (GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1430, and died July 09, 1518 in Auchinchallone Scotland.
More About PATRICK MHOR MACGREGOR:
Burial: Dysart Abbey Glenorcky Near Dalmally Scotland
Child of PATRICK MHOR MACGREGOR is:
1. THE GREAT GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, b. 1460, Scotland.
Generation No. 6
THE GREAT GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR (PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1460 in Scotland. He married FINVOLA MACARTHUR.
Notes for THE GREAT GREGOR PATRICKSON GREGOR:
Titled Gregor The Great
John MacGregor of Glenorchy, who died in 1390, is said to have had three sons; Patrick his successor; John Dow, ancestor of the family of Glenstrae, who became the chief ofthe clan; and Gregor, ancestor of the MacGregors of Roro. Patrick's son, Malcolm, was compelled by the Campbells to sell the lands of Auchinrevach in Strathfillan to Campbell of Glenorchy, who thus obtained the first footing in Breadalbane, which afterwards gave the title of earl to his family.
"If they rob us of name and pursue us with Beagles,
Give their roofs to the flame and their flesh to the Eagles;
Then Gather, Gather, Gather;
While there's leaves in the forest and foam on the river,
MacGregor, despite them, shall flourish forever!"
MacGregor saying,
Tutor to Glenstrae and leader of the clan 1528 -1545. Probably should have become the rightful chief of Clan Gregor in 1519 when Ian the Black died, but the Campbells promoted instead the chieftain of Clan Dougal Ciar.
Child of GREGOR GREGOR and FINVOLA MACARTHUR is:
1. DUNCAN7 MACGREGOR, b. 1490, Scotland; d. 1552, Scotland.
Generation No. 7
DUNCAN7 MACGREGOR (GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1490 in Scotland, and died 1552 in Scotland. He married MARY CAMPBELL. She was born 1495 in Ardkinglass, Scotland.
Notes for DUNCAN MACGREGOR:
Called Ladassach (or Laideus = lordly, bold, stern - old Gaelic)
The ringleader of all the most recalcitrant Gregarch of his time, doubtless as the righteous her to the MacGregor. Starved of land they nearly exterminated the clan McLaren and overran their lands in Balquhidder (1543-1558). In 1532 they slew the minister because of an argement with the McLarens about who should go into church first. These wild Gregarach were called the The Children of the Mist. Duncan married Mary Campbell of Ardkinglass.
In 1488 soon after the youthful James IV had ascended the throne which the murder of his father had rendered vacant, an act was passed "for staunching of thiftreif and other enormiteies thrown all the realme"; evidently designed against the MacGregors, for among the barons to whom power was given for enforcing it were Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy, Neil Stewart of Fortingall, and Ewin Campbell of Strachur. At this time the MacGregors were still a numerous clan. Besides, those in Glenorchy, they were settled in great numbers in the districts of Breadalbane and Athol, and they all acknowledged MacGreogr of Glenstrae, who bore the title of captain of the clan, as their chief.
Child of DUNCAN MACGREGOR and MARY CAMPBELL is:
1, GREGOR8 MACGREGOR, b. 1520, Scotland; d. 1552, Scotland.
Generation No. 8
GREGOR8 MACGREGOR (DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1520 in Scotland, and died 1552 in Scotland. He married ISABEL CAMERON. She was born in Stronhead Scotland.
Notes for GREGOR MACGREGOR:
1st Chieftan of the Children of the Mist. Beheaded with his father by the Campbells in 1552.
Child of GREGOR MACGREGOR and ISABEL CAMERON is:
9. i. DUNCAN9 MACGREGOR, b. Abt. 1564, Scotland; d. 1603, Rannoch Moor, Scotland.
Generation No. 9
DUNCAN9 MACGREGOR (GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born Abt. 1564 in Scotland, and died 1603 in Rannoch Moor, Scotland. He married CHRISTIAN MACFARLANE. She was born 1568 in Scotland of Keppoch.
Notes for DUNCAN MACGREGOR:
AKA Donach Abboroch
(So called because he was brought up in Lochaber)
Slain by Robert Campbell 2nd son of Black Duncan of the Cowl on Rannoch Moor in 1603 (In Fame d Breadalbanep134).
About 1588, there was an event that would shape the MacGregor clan forever. Several MacGregors were caught poaching on the king's (JamesVI) preserve by Deputy Forester of the Royal Forest of Glen Artney, John, 4th Laird of Drummond-Ernoch, and several MacGregors were captured and hung. In retaliation, the MacGregors later returned and attacked Drummond and killed him. The legend says that they cut off his head and wrapped it intheir plaid. They then went to the house of Ardvoirlich (Lady Stewart was the sister of the slain Drummond) and asked to stop there and refresh themselves. Afraid or unwilling to refuse their request, she had them seated in the main and gave them bread and cheese and went to the kitchen to order a more substantial meal. When she returned from the kitchen, there on the table was the head of her brother with the bread and cheese stuffed in his mouth! She went running out of the castle and into the woods where she hid for several weeks. When she was finally found, it was evident that she had gone insane. However, she began to regain her sanity after the birth of her son. (Recent research of documents seem to indicate that they cut off his hand instead of his head. It is also highly unlikely that the clan would repay the hospitality of Lady Stewart as it would be a breach of one of the principles of Highland culture - that of hospitality even to one's enemies. Besides, there was kinship there through the Stewarts. It has also been indicated by some depostions that it wasn't the MacGregors at all who killed Jon Drummond-Ernoch but members of the MacIan or MacDonald of Glencoe clan who were involved.)
In any event, the Drummond family appealed to the Privy Council for justice. On February 4, 1590, the Council formed a commission (of whom Colin Campbell, Earl of Argyll, was a part). They were charged to find and punish the MacGregors responsible for the murder of John Drummond-Ernoch. It was further recommended that ALL MacGregors be captured and punished because if they weren't guilty of this crime, they were surely guilty of other crimes. This commission all owed to anyone to use any measure, including the use of lethal force, to bring anyone associated with the Clan Gregor to justice, and it rewarded the captors with half the value of any property which was to be automatcially forfeited by any captured MacGregor. (It is to be noted that the MacGregors and Drummonds fought beside each other at Prestonpans under the command of Bonnie Price Charlie in the Rising of the 45 so, somewhere down the line, they had come to terms with each other.)
Child of DUNCAN MACGREGOR and CHRISTIAN MACFARLANE is:
1. OF ABRACH PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, b. Abt. 1607, Scotland; d. Abt. 1661.
Generation No. 10
OF ABRACH PATRICK10 MACGREGOR (DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born Abt. 1607 in Scotland, and died Abt. 1661. He married MARION MCDONALD Abt. 1617 in Scotland, daughter of JAMES MCDONALD and MARY MACLEOD. She was born Abt. 1600 in Auchatrichatan, Glencoe, Scotland.
Notes for OF ABRACH PATRICK MACGREGOR:
3rd Chieftan of the Children of the Mist
Patrick of Abrach MacGregor
He was the chieftan of the Clan of the Children of the Mist (the sect that had been dispossessed of their lands and name.) This has also been called the Ladassach line.
Patrick MacGregor of Ardchoille (called Aberach after his father), Chieftain of the Children of the Mist and is also said to have fought under Montrose at Kilsyth in 1645. He would, of course have been subordinate to the other Patrick who was his Chief. He married Marion MacDonald of Auchatrichatan in Glencoe, a member of the family of the MacDonalds of Sleat. By her, with other children, he had two sons - Iain, his heir, and James who settled in Virginia and was your ancestor. I am directly descend from his elder brother, Iain, as a matter of interest. In the latter half of the 16th century, this branch of the Clan led such wild and hunted lives in the misty mountains that they became know as MacEagh, or "Sons of the Mist." It may be that it is from this Gaelic patronym that James MacGregor took the name MacGehee (McGehee Descendants by ECW Grider quoting Sir Gregor MacGregor).
Child of PATRICK MACGREGOR and MARION MCDONALD is:
1. MAJOR WILLIAM11 MACKGEHEE, b. 1618, Scotland; d. 1675, St. John's Parish, King William County, Virginia.
Generation No. 11
MAJOR WILLIAM11 MACKGEHEE (PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1618 in Scotland, and died 1675 in St. John's Parish, King William County, Virginia.
Notes for MAJOR WILLIAM MACKGEHEE:
AKA James MacGregor
See oath of allegiance dated April 11, 1652 in Virginia State Historical Library
See W. G. Stubbs: Early Settlers of Alabama
William changed his name from James MacGregor
"At a Court held for Yorke County November 17, 1658, William Magehee aged about 40 years, saith That hee see ye said Browne bring away the cannoe from ye Landing of Mr. Hawthorne & was goeing downe ye Creeke & Mr. Hawthorne calling after him hee put hir in at Francis Spurriers Landing a& there left hir & further saith not"
Sign
William Magahee
(This would make him about 20 during Montrose's campaign.)
One document states that he was killed by Indians. Another claims that he was scalped by Indians.
Child of MAJOR WILLIAM MACKGEHEE is:
1. THOMAS12 MACKGEHEE, b. 1655, York County, Virginia; d. July 27, 1727, St. John's Parish, King William County, Virginia.
Generation No. 12
12. THOMAS12 MACKGEHEE (WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR,
DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1655 in York County, Virginia, and died July 27, 1727 in St. John's Parish, King William County, Virginia. He married ANN BAYSTROP. She was born 1656 in Kent County England.
Notes for THOMAS MACKGEHEE:
1689, May 5: Virginia
Thomas MackGehee is appointed a land processioner at a vestry at St. Peter's Parish Church. The church serves portions of both James City County and New Kent County (a portion of which will later become King William County).
1699, June: Jamestown, Virginia
A committee favors 28 separate grants in Pamunkey Neck, including 100 acres leased by Thomas MackGehee to Daniell Grant.
1702, March 10: King William County, Virginia
James Johnson confers a power of attorney upon Thomas MackGehee witnessed by Edward Huckstep, William Lacy, and John Williams.
1706, June 7: King William County, Virginia
Thomas MackGehee, Samuel Norment and William Lacey are sworn as appraisers of the estate of Alexander Autry, the value of which they place at 4000 pounds of tobacco.
THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THOMAS MACKGEHEE
Thomas MackGehee, the first in America to use the name, recorded his last will and testament in St. John's Parish, King William County, Virginia, on July 27, 1724. It has been published in "McGehee Descendants", Volume I, page 31. It reads as follows:
In the name of God Amen. I, Thomas MackGehee, of St. John's Parish, King William County, being sick and weak, but in perfect mind and memory, do call to mind the uncertainty of this life and here make my last will and testament. First, I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God, my merciful Redeemer, hoping though his mercy to obtain an everlasting crown of glory, my body to be decently buried, and all my just and principal debts to be paid.
I bequeath as here followeth:
Item 1st. I give and bequeath to my son, William MackGehee, ten shillings to buy him a mourning ring, being in full of his portion.
Item 2nd. I give and bequeath to my daughter, Anna Butler, ten shillings to buy her a mourning ring, being in full of her portion.
Item 3rd. I give and bequeath to my son-in-law, John Lipscomb, and my daughter Dinah, his wife, twenty shillings to buy them mourning rings, being in their portion.
Item 4th. I give and bequeath to my son, Abraham MackGehee, one negro man named Bristol, to him and heirs forever; also one feather bed furniture, and one large chest.
And it is my further will and testament that my two sons, Jacob and Samuel, and my daughter, Sarah, come of age, that my said son, Abraham, do pay them five pounds each.
Item 6th. I give and bequeath to my son Edward MackGehee, fifty acres of land, of the same dividend of land I now live on, belonging to my said plantation, also one negro man named Peter, to him and his heirs forever, on his paying to my sons, Samuel and Jacob, and my daughter, Sarah, when they arrive of age twenty-one years, five pounds each. I also give and bequeath to my son, Edward MackGehee, one feather bed and furniture and chest which was his mother's.
Item 7th. I give and bequeath to my son, Samuel MackGehee, fifty acres of land, being part of the same dividend of land I now live on, also one feather bed and furniture, and one large chest, to him and his heirs forever. I likewise give and bequeath to my son, Samuel, my riding mare, saddle and bridle.
Item 8th. I give and bequeath to my son, Jacob MackGehee, fifty acres of land, one large chest, to him and his heirs forever. My further will and desire is that my son Jacob, shall live with my son, Abraham, and when he arrives at the age of eighteen to have a share in the crop with him in case my said son, Jacob, works with him.
My further will and desire is that my said land, so given, to be divided among my children, to be laid out crosswise, beginning at Neckatewanna Bridge up to the head line to the corner, and down the back line until it includes Abrahams, portion of ninety-six acres, and so the list of my sons' parts to be laid out in this course until they each have their complement.
Item 9th. I give and bequeath to my daughter, Sarah, one feather bed and furniture, one chest of drawers, and one sealskin trunk. And I give and bequeath unto my said daughter Sarah, her mother's horse, saddle, and bridle.
Item 10th. I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Dickson, one bed filled with feathers, a pair of blankets, my desk and all that is in the desk.
My further will and desire is that my draught mare and hogs be and remain on the plantation for support and maintenance of my children. My cattle and sheep and hogs I desire to be equally divided among my five youngest children. Also, the last of my personal estate, likewise by lots, be equally divided among the same.
I do constitute my loving sons Abraham, Edward, Samuel MackGehee, my whole and sole executors of this my last will and testament, revoking and making void and disannulling all wills by me before made.
In witness whereof I have set my hand and affixed my seal this twenty-seventh day of July, in the year of our Lord, seventeen hundred and twenty-four.
Thomas MackGehee
Signed and sealed in the presence of us:
Robert Bainbridge
W. Craddock
J. Buckley
Source: Thomas MackGehee's Will
Children of THOMAS MACKGEHEE and ANN BAYSTROP are:
13. i. WILLIAM13 MACKGEHEE, b. 1678, New Kent County, Virginia; d. December 1748, Caroline County, Virgina.
ii. ABRAHAM MACKGEHEE.
iii. EDWARD MACKGEHEE.
iv. SAMUEL MACKGEHEE.
v. SARAH MACKGEHEE.
vi. MARY MACKGEHEE, m. ? DICKSON.
vii. ANNA MACKGEHEE, m. ? BUTLER.
viii. DINAH MACKGEHEE, m. JOHN LIPSCOMB.
ix. JACOB MACKGEHEE.
Generation No. 13
13. WILLIAM13 MACKGEHEE (THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1678 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died December 1748 in Caroline County, Virgina. He married MARY CARR 1696 in Louisa County, Virgina. She was born in Pamankey River, King William County, Virgiana.
Children of WILLIAM MACKGEHEE and MARY CARR are:
14. i. WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, b. 1702, Hanover County, VA; d. March 20, 1796, Duplin County, North Carolina.
ii. CATHERINE MACKGEHEE, b. 1696.
15. iii. JAMES MACKGEHEE, b. 1698, New Kent County, Virginia; d. October 22, 1774, Granville County, North Carolina.
iv. SAMUEL MACKGEHEE, b. 1700.
Generation No. 14
14. WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE (WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1702 in Hanover County, VA, and died March 20, 1796 in Duplin County, North Carolina. He married EIZABETH MCCULLOUGH 1730. She was born 1710 in London England.
Children of WILLIAM MACKGEHEE and EIZABETH MCCULLOUGH are:
16. i. WILLIAM15 MAGEE, b. Abt. 1740, King William County, VA.
ii. JOHN MAGEE, b. 1742, Edgecomb County, North Carolina; d. 1802, Duplin County, North Carolina.
More About JOHN MAGEE:
Burial: 1802, Fleet Magee Cemetery Walthall County, Mississippi
iii. THOMAS MAGEE, b. 1733, Virginia.
iv. ANN MAGEE, b. 1736, Virginia.
v. SHADRACK MAGEE, b. 1739, Virginia.
vi. PHILLIP MACKGEHEE, b. 1744, Edgecomb County, North Carolina.
vii. ELIZABETH MACKGEHEE, b. 1747, Edgecomb County, North Carolina.
15. JAMES14 MACKGEHEE (WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1698 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died October 22, 1774 in Granville County, North Carolina. He married REBECKA PREWITT December 09, 1721 in Friends Meeting House, Hanover County, Virginia.
Children of JAMES MACKGEHEE and REBECKA PREWITT are:
i. BENJAMIN15 MACKGEHEE.
ii. JAMES MACKGEHEE.
iii. NATHANIEL MACKGEHEE.
iv. CARR MACKGEHEE.
v. JOHN MACKGEHEE.
vi. JOSEPH MACKGEHEE.
vii. WILLIAM MACKGEHEE.
Generation No. 15
16. WILLIAM15 MAGEE (WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born Abt. 1740 in King William County, VA. He married ANN MOORE November 19, 1793 in Edgecomb County, North Carolina.
Children of WILLIAM MAGEE and ANN MOORE are:
17. i. JONATHAN16 MAGEE, b. 1769, South Carolina; d. October 22, 1841, Simpson County Mississippi.
18. ii. WILLIAM MAGEE, b. 1762; d. 1827, Hayes Creek Community Washington Parish, LA.
19. iii. PHILLIP MAGEE, b. 1760; d. 1825.
iv. JACOB MAGEE, b. 1763, Sampson County,; d. June 08, 1816, Marion County, Mississippi; m. MARY SCOTT, 1781; b. 1760.
v. ESTER MAGEE, b. 1766; m. ALEXANDER MCCULLAR, 1789; b. December 22, 1758, Antrim, Ireland.
Generation No. 16
17. JONATHAN16 MAGEE (WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1769 in South Carolina, and died October 22, 1841 in Simpson County Mississippi. He married REBECCA JAMES Abt. 1787 in Georgia. She was born 1770 in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1845 in Simpson County Mississippi.
Children of JONATHAN MAGEE and REBECCA JAMES are:
20. i. EVAN JAMES17 MAGEE, b. Abt. 1794, Richmond County Georgia; d. August 17, 1839, Westville, Simpson County Mississippi.
ii. JONATHAN MAGEE, JR., m. PRISCILLA JAMES.
21. iii. HOLDEN MAGEE, b. March 12, 1796; d. October 03, 1898.
iv. RUTH MAGEE, b. Abt. 1805.
v. REBECCA MAGEE, b. Abt. 1803.
vi. ELIZABETH MAGEE.
vii. JOSEPH MAGEE.
viii. JEMINA MAGEE.
18. WILLIAM16 MAGEE (WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1762, and died 1827 in Hayes Creek Community Washington Parish, LA. He married MARY MARGARET JAMES 1791.
Children of WILLIAM MAGEE and MARY JAMES are:
i. JOHN17 MAGEE.
ii. HEZEKIAH MAGEE.
iii. BENJAMIN MAGEE.
iv. DORCAS MAGEE.
v. JEREMIAH MAGEE.
vi. ZACHARIAH MAGEE.
vii. MARY POLLY MAGEE.
viii. WILLIAM MAGEE.
19. PHILLIP16 MAGEE (WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1760, and died 1825. He married JERMIMA MORRIS FRANKLIN.
Children of PHILLIP MAGEE and JERMIMA FRANKLIN are:
i. PHEREBA17 MAGEE.
ii. ANNA MAGEE.
iii. WILLIAM MAGEE.
iv. DICEY MAGEE.
v. CHARLES MAGEE.
Generation No. 17
20. EVAN JAMES17 MAGEE (JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born Abt. 1794 in Richmond County Georgia, and died August 17, 1839 in Westville, Simpson County Mississippi. He married NAOMI SHORT in Georgia. She was born Abt. 1795 in Georgia, and died August 17, 1859 in Mendenhall, Simpson County Mississippi.
More About EVAN JAMES MAGEE:
Burial: Abt. 1839, Simpson County Mississippi
More About NAOMI SHORT:
Burial: Simpson County Mississippi
Children of EVAN MAGEE and NAOMI SHORT are:
22. i. JOHN CALVIN18 MAGEE, b. November 13, 1829, Washington Parrish, Louisianna; d. November 22, 1869, Meridian in Bosque County Texas.
23. ii. EMELINE MAGEE, b. 1828, Washington Parrish, Louisianna; d. 1880, Texas.
24. iii. NERZIA MAGEE, b. February 02, 1825, Washington Parrish, Louisianna; d. May 20, 1911, Lawerence County Mississippi.
iv. MARTHA MAGEE, b. 1816, St. Tammany Parrish, Louisianna; m. (1) UNK. AMMONS; m. (2) MARTIN CRANE, 1837; b. Louisianna.
v. JONATHAN NATHAN MAGEE, b. December 05, 1818, St. Tammany Parrish, Louisianna; d. April 10, 1894, Trinity County Texas.
vi. SARAH MAGEE, b. 1819, Washington Parrish, Louisianna; m. THOMAS PEACOCK, 1839.
vii. WARREN C. MAGEE, b. December 03, 1820, St. Tammany Parrish, Louisianna; d. 1873, Polk County, Texas.
viii. EVAN THOMAS MAGEE, b. December 29, 1829, Mississippi; d. Abt. 1916, Rankin County Mississippi; m. NANCY GILL, 1860.
ix. E.J. MAGEE, b. 1836.
25. x. WILLIAM JOSEPH MAGEE, b. March 18, 1839, Simpson County Mississippi; d. October 07, 1887, Rankin County Mississippi.
21. HOLDEN17 MAGEE (JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born March 12, 1796, and died October 03, 1898. He married MARY SARAH "SALLY" HOWELL. She died June 08, 1851 in Newton County, Texas.
Children of HOLDEN MAGEE and MARY HOWELL are:
i. REBECCA18 MAGEE.
ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON MAGEE.
iii. JONATHAN HOLDEN MAGEE.
iv. JAMES PURDEE MAGEE.
v. MARY ANGELINA MAGEE.
vi. WILLIAM LEWIS MAGEE.
vii. GREEN PLOURNEY MAGEE.
viii. JOSEPH EVIN MAGEE.
ix. JOHN MAGEE.
Generation No. 18
22. JOHN CALVIN18 MAGEE (EVAN JAMES17, JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born November 13, 1829 in Washington Parrish, Louisianna, and died November 22, 1869 in Meridian in Bosque County Texas. He married MARY JANE WOMACK March 01, 1844 in Copiah County, Mississippi, daughter of DAVID WOMACK and SARAH NORRIS. She was born Abt. 1831 in Simpson County Mississippi, and died Abt. 1917 in Anderson County Texas.
Notes for JOHN CALVIN MAGEE:
John Calvin was a Civil War Vet, Union Side. He was also a Mason. He was shot in the back and killed by his son-in-law's brother, Dallas Moore. His son-in-law was a drunk and he and John Calvin were having an argument because John Moore (son-in-law) was not working the crops as agreed upon. The crop was on John Calvin's land.
More About JOHN CALVIN MAGEE:
Burial: November 22, 1869, Meridian Cemetery, Meridian in Bosque County
More About MARY JANE WOMACK:
Burial: Abt. 1917, Blackfoot, Texas Rock Church Cemetery Anderson County
Children of JOHN MAGEE and MARY WOMACK are:
26. i. ANDREW DAVID19 MAGEE, d. Abt. 1925, Abeline, Texas.
ii. WARREN MAGEE, b. 1846.
iii. SARAH JANE MAGEE, b. 1844.
iv. LEONARA MAGEE, b. 1848.
v. JOHN MAGEE.
vi. JAMES B. MAGEE, b. 1856.
vii. ALICE MAGEE.
viii. HENRY MAGEE.
ix. MELISSIA MAGEE.
x.* NANNIE MAGEE.
xi. ANGELINA MAGEE, b. 1852.
xii. MARY JANE MAGEE, b. 1854.
xiii. NATHAN MAGEE.
23. EMELINE18 MAGEE (EVAN JAMES17, JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born 1828 in Washington Parrish, Louisianna, and died 1880 in Texas. She married JOHN R. FUSSELL, son of WILLIAM FUSSELL and MARY MORRIS. He was born 1827 in Washington Parrish, Louisianna, and died 1860 in Texas.
Children of EMELINE MAGEE and JOHN FUSSELL are:
27. i. MARY JANE19 FUSSELL, b. June 1846, Rankin County Mississippi; d. Abt. 1918, Trinity County Texas.
ii. LENORA CANSETTA FUSSELL, b. January 29, 1847, Rankin County Mississippi; d. April 12, 1908, Trinity County Texas; m. NEEDHAM STANLEY, 1871; b. 1848, Henry County Alavama; d. September 01, 1913, Kaufman County, Texas.
iii. NATHAN JAMES FUSSELL, b. March 20, 1850, Rankin County Mississippi; d. July 26, 1898, Groveton, Trinity County, Texas.
iv. MARTHA ANN FUSSELL, b. 1853, Rankin County Mississippi; m. (1) WILLIAM SLAUGHTER; m. (2) JOHN BUTLER; b. 1850, Rankin County Mississippi.
v. WILLIAM THOMAS FUSSELL, b. April 1854, Rankin County Mississippi; d. 1941, Trinity County Texas.
vi. ELLOBIE ADDELINE FUSSELL, b. 1859, Rankin County Mississippi; d. 1862, Rankin County Mississippi.
24. NERZIA18 MAGEE (EVAN JAMES17, JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born February 02, 1825 in Washington Parrish, Louisianna, and died May 20, 1911 in Lawerence County Mississippi. She married WILLIAM RILEY TOWNSEND February 10, 1842 in Hinds County, Mississippi, son of JOHN TOWNSEND and ZANEY. He was born February 16, 1812 in East Feliciana Parrish, Louisiana, and died June 11, 1897 in Lawerence County Mississippi.
Notes for NERZIA MAGEE:
Death notice in the Lincoln County Times - Wednesday, May 24, 1911
Grandma Neriza Townsend was buried at Antioch las Sunday. Grandma was 90 years old and had, including all children, granchildren, and great grandchildren, one hundred and fifty.
(Fair River Notes)
Notes: Records of Pat Smith
More About NERZIA MAGEE:
Burial: Antioch Bapist Church, Lawerence County, Mississippi
More About WILLIAM RILEY TOWNSEND:
Burial: Antioch Bapist Church, Lawerence County, Mississippi
Children of NERZIA MAGEE and WILLIAM TOWNSEND are:
i. JOHN S.19 TOWNSEND, b. 1845.
ii. MARTHA TOWNSEND, b. November 07, 1846, Rankin County Mississippi; d. 1883, Lawerence County Mississippi.
iii. NAOMA JANE TOWNSEND, b. November 07, 1846, Rankin County Mississippi; d. February 18, 1924, Simpson County Mississippi.
iv. WILLIAM WASHINGTON TOWNSEND, b. September 23, 1848, Simpson County Mississippi; d. August 30, 1930, Lawerence County Mississippi.
v. WARREN JACKSON TOWNSEND, b. February 25, 1850, Simpson County Mississippi; d. August 02, 1931, Lawerence County Mississippi.
vi. HENRY THOMAS TOWNSEND, b. April 14, 1853; d. August 04, 1925.
vii. S. EMELINE TOWNSEND, b. 1854, Lawerence County Mississippi.
viii. JACOB TOWNSEND, b. 1858.
ix. JULIA TOWNSEND, b. 1858.
x. SARAH ELIZABETH TOWNSEND, b. May 08, 1858, Rankin County Mississippi; d. January 04, 1946, Lincoln County, Mississippi.
xi. JERUSHA H. TOWNSEND, b. April 03, 1859, Lawerence County Mississippi; d. January 19, 1946, Lawerence County Mississippi; m. JOHN DENT.
xii. RUFUS H. TOWNSEND, b. April 03, 1859, Mississippi; d. January 09, 1923, Lawerence County Mississippi; m. M.M.S. MAXWELL, December 1883, Lawerence County, Mississippi.
xiii. ANDREW TOWNSEND, b. February 27, 1861.
xiv. LOUIS E. TOWNSEND, b. 1864; d. Copiah County, Mississippi.
xv. ULYSES SAMUEL TOWNSEND, b. 1869.
25. WILLIAM JOSEPH18 MAGEE (EVAN JAMES17, JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) was born March 18, 1839 in Simpson County Mississippi, and died October 07, 1887 in Rankin County Mississippi. He married MARY MAGDALINE HARPER March 08, 1858 in Rankin County, Mississippi. She was born July 19, 1841 in Rankin County Mississippi, and died April 02, 1916 in Rankin County Mississippi.
Children of WILLIAM MAGEE and MARY HARPER are:
i. MARTHA EMMALINE19 MAGEE, b. November 1858; d. October 1943; m. JOSEPH HENRY SHEPPARD; b. December 19, 1876, Simpson County Mississippi; d. June 1930.
ii. MARY ALICE MAGEE, b. July 07, 1861; d. November 14, 1946; m. ALONZO POINDEXTER HARPER, May 05, 1878, Simpson County Mississippi; b. April 06, 1851; d. November 16, 1938.
iii. WILLIAM FRANKLIN MAGEE, b. September 06, 1863; d. October 12, 1897; m. EMMA EDMONSON, February 02, 1885, Simpson County Mississippi; b. December 02, 1863; d. May 12, 1961.
iv. ANN MAGEE, b. January 16, 1865; d. February 08, 1961; m. RICHARD BENTON.
v. LEWIS EVAN MAGEE, b. August 14, 1870, Simpson County Mississippi; d. March 04, 1918; m. ADDIE SHIVERS, September 25, 1897, Simpson County Mississippi; b. July 19, 1876, Simpson County Mississippi; d. July 19, 1963.
vi. DELLA MAGEE, b. July 03, 1871, Simpson County Mississippi; d. October 08, 1948; m. JOHN WESLEY MCLAIN, December 11, 1888, Simpson County Mississippi; b. July 19, 1864, Simpson County Mississippi; d. February 03, 1929.
vii. CHARLES WALTER MAGEE, b. April 03, 1872, Simpson County Mississippi; d. 1963, Mississippi; m. BETTIE MAY, December 04, 1901, Simpson County Mississippi.
viii. JOHN VINCENT MAGEE, b. September 23, 1878, Simpson County Mississippi; d. March 19, 1938; m. JULIA MAUM; b. April 26, 1867; d. December 25, 1963.
ix. LILA OLA MAGEE, b. October 31, 1881, Simpson County Mississippi; d. May 20, 1953, Simpson County Mississippi; m. WILLIAM COLUMBUS COX; b. August 13, 1871, Simpson County Mississippi; d. October 28, 1960, Simpson County Mississippi.
x. ROSA LEE MAGEE, b. 1882, Simpson County Mississippi; d. 1913; m. JOHN ROBERT ELKINS, September 23, 1902, Simpson County Mississippi; d. January 31, 1934.
xi. EULA MAGEE, b. 1885, Simpson County Mississippi; d. 1922, Simpson County Mississippi.
Generation No. 19
26. ANDREW DAVID19 MAGEE (JOHN CALVIN18, EVAN JAMES17, JONATHAN16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14 MACKGEHEE, WILLIAM13, THOMAS12, WILLIAM11, PATRICK10 MACGREGOR, DUNCAN9, GREGOR8, DUNCAN7, GREGOR PATRICKSON6 GREGOR, PATRICK MHOR5 MACGREGOR, GREGOR4, IAIN CAM3, IAIN CAM2, GREGOR1) died Abt. 1925 in Abeline, Texas. He married MARY ELLEN GAGE. She was born Abt. 1870, and died Abt. 1949.
Notes for ANDREW DAVID MAGEE:
Died of Tuberculosis. Back then they took you to Abeline for the drier climate.
More About ANDREW DAVID MAGEE:
Burial: Abt. 1925
More About MARY ELLEN GAGE:
Burial: Abt. 1949, Anderson County Texas-Blackfoot
Children of ANDREW MAGEE and MARY GAGE are:
i. ANDREW JACKSON20 MAGEE.
ii. KATE MAGEE.
iii. JOHN FRANKLIN MAGEE.
28. iv. LELA MAGEE, b. October 09, 1890.
29. v. NATHAN MAGEE, b. April 11, 1895; d. November 14, 1966.
30. vi. ALTON RIERSON MAGEE, b. October 29, 1904, Montalba, Texas in Anderson County; d. May 06, 1991, Jacksonville, Texas in Cherokee County.
vii. ALPHUS MAGEE, b. February 06, 1911; d. September 04, 1917, Blackfoot, Texas in Anderson County.
Notes for ALPHUS MAGEE:
Died of an Appendicitis
More About ALPHUS MAGEE:
Burial: Blackfoot, Texas Rock Church Cemetery Anderson County
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