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Source for:   Samuel McClurken,    -          Index

Name source:    S204
Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database

Death source:    S204
Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database


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Source for:   Samuel McClurken,   1756 -          Index

Birth source:    S242
Page:   page 125

Text:   James McClurken's children with their approximate births are as follows:
1. Mary McClurken, b. 1744, m. George Moore. Must have died without issue before her father's will was made.
2. Thomas McClurken, b. 1746, m. Smith, dau. of David Smith in Chester Co., S. C.
3. James McClurken, b. 1748, m. Catherine Will in Laurens Co., S. C. Proved Jan. 22, 1831.
4. Lillias McClurken, b. 1750. Probably married John Baird. Died before her father's will was made.
5. Eleanor McClurken, b. 1753, m. (1) William Young (2) John Mabin. Died in Ohio.
6. Samuel McClurken, b. 1756, m. Nancy Died 1795 in Laurens Co., S. C. Son Samuel went to Henderson Co. Tenn.
7. Jane (Jean) McClurken, b. 1758, m. David Weir.
8. Catherine McClurken, b. 1760, m. William Boyd in 1778 in Laurens Co. before her father moved to Chester. A minor on arrival in Charleston.
9. John McClurken, b. 1763, m. Margaret Walker. He was a minor on arrival in Charleston.
10. Jennet McClurken, b. 1765, m. Matthew Henry McClurken, a cousin. Son James went to Preble Co., Ohio, then to Randolph, Ill.


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Source for:   Samuel Donnelly McClurken,   24 MAR 1834 - 07 NOV 1916         Index

Birth source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Page 65

Residence source:    S8

Text:   John McClurken
Elizabeth McClurken

Event source:    S119
History of Washington County, Illinois - 1879. page 70

Death source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Page 65

Residence source:    S6

Text:   John McClurken

Residence source:    S11

Text:   Samuel Donnelly McClurken

Residence source:    S14

Text:   Samuel Donnelly McClurken

Residence source:    S12

Text:   Samuel McClurken
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Source for:   Samuel Rutherford McClurken,   12 SEP 1848 - 16 SEP 1911         Index

Birth source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Page 82

Birth source:    S115
Page:   pages 582 - 583

Text:   From the Sketches of Ministers section on pages 582 and 583:
SAMUEL RUTHERFORD McCLURKIN:
Son of Thomas and Martha (Kirkpatrick) McClurkin, was born near Oakdale, Washington County, Illinois, September 12, 1848. He received his early education in the common schools, and attended respectively, Sparta Academy, Monmouth College, Iowa University, and graduated from Westminster College in 1872. He studied theology in the Allegheny Seminary, and was licensed by the Illinois Presbytery, May 26, 1875. He was ordained by the Ohio Presbytery, and installed pastor of the Middle Wheeling congregation, Roney's Point, Ohio County, West Virginia, September 14, 1876, where he is in charge. He married Miss Jennie M. Ferguson, of Brownsville, Ohio, October 24, 1878.

Birth source:    S8

Text:   Thomas McClurken
Martha McClurken

Religion source:    S113

Text:   Ministers who have gone from the congregation History of Oakdale Township. page 33

Religion source:    S219

Text:   Fourteen sons of the congregation have gone into the ministry Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, "The Covenanter Witness," Weekly. Volume 13, page 256

Religion source:    S175

Text:   Our esteemed brother Our Banner. Volume 11, page 402

Residence source:    S8

Text:   Thomas McClurken
Martha McClurken

Event source:    S212
Page:   pages 194 - 195

Text:   SAMUEL RUTHERFORD McCLURKIN
S. R. MCCLURKIN'S biographical sketch appears in Glasgow's History. In the year 1888, the year in which that volume appeared, he was pastor of the Middle Wheeling congregation, Roney's Point, West Virginia. In June of that year he was released from this pastorate by Ohio Presbytery. In the year 1890 he was certified to Lakes Presbytery and installed pastor of the Fairgrove, Michigan, congregation on May 16, 1890. On June 7, 1895, he was released from the pastorate of this congregation and soon after left the communion of the Reformed Presbyterian Church to enter that of the Presbyterian Church. He held two pastorates in the Presbyterian Church. He passed from this life while pastor of his second charge in that denomination. This call came to him at New Matamoris, Ohio, on September 16, 1911. His beloved wife had preceded him to the Heavenly Home by only a few months. He had been ordained to the Gospel Ministry on September 14, 1876.

Death source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Page 82

Death source:    S279

Text:   Samuel Rutherford McClurkin

Residence source:    S11

Text:   Thomas McClurken
Martha McClurken

Residence source:    S14

Text:   Martha McClurken

Residence source:    S16

Text:   Samuel R McClurkin

Residence source:    S19

Text:   Samuel R McClurkin

Residence source:    S21

Text:   Samuel R McClurkin

Event source:    S115
Page:   pages 582 - 583

Text:   From the Sketches of Ministers section on pages 582 and 583:
SAMUEL RUTHERFORD McCLURKIN:
Son of Thomas and Martha (Kirkpatrick) McClurkin, was born near Oakdale, Washington County, Illinois, September 12, 1848. He received his early education in the common schools, and attended respectively, Sparta Academy, Monmouth College, Iowa University, and graduated from Westminster College in 1872. He studied theology in the Allegheny Seminary, and was licensed by the Illinois Presbytery, May 26, 1875. He was ordained by the Ohio Presbytery, and installed pastor of the Middle Wheeling congregation, Roney's Point, Ohio County, West Virginia, September 14, 1876, where he is in charge. He married Miss Jennie M. Ferguson, of Brownsville, Ohio, October 24, 1878.

Event source:    S295
Page:   page 401

Text:   McCLURKIN, Samuel R., Marietta, O.
—Born, Oakdale, Ill.; Wm. C., B. A.; Ref. Pbn. T. S., Allegheny Pa.; Lic. 1875, Ref. Pby. of Illinois; Ord. '76, Ref. Pby. of Ohio; P. Ref. Ch. in W. Va., '76-88; S. S., 2 yrs.; P. Fair Grove, Mich., 6 yrs.; Joined Pbn. Pby. of Athens, '96; S. S. Syracuse, O., '96; S. S. Warren and Beech Grove, O., '96—.