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Source for:   Jane Mcgarrah McClurkin,   04 JUL 1838 - 14 SEP 1850         Index

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Birth source:    S87
Page:   Page 16
Family Histories: Baird, Holcomb, Goddard, Adams, Lewis, McClurken, ..., (State of Illinois: Illinois Society, D.A.R. 1950). page 16

Residence source:    S8

Text:   Joseph McClurkin

Death source:    S87
Page:   Page 16
Family Histories: Baird, Holcomb, Goddard, Adams, Lewis, McClurken, ..., (State of Illinois: Illinois Society, D.A.R. 1950). page 16

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Source for:   Jennet McClurkin,   1765 - 1797         Index

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Name source:    S206

Text:   Chestnut

Name source:    S37
Page:   page 217

Text:   Jennett McClurkin

Birth source:    S199
Charles William McLurkin, "Register Report for John McClurkin Sr." page 6

Birth source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Page 41

Birth source:    S242
Page:   page 125

Text:   Jennet McClurken, b. 1765, m. Matthew Henry McClurken,
a cousin. Son James went to Preble Co., Ohio, then to Randolph, Ill.

Residence source:    S1

Text:   Matthew McClurkin

Event source:    S141

Text:   10. Jennet McClurkin (4 children)
B. abt 1766 in Ballymena, County Antrim, Ireland (Minor in 1772. Did not receive a land grant)
D. abt 1797-8 in Chester Co., S.C.
Married abt 1786 in S.C.
Matthew McClurkin (Revolutionary War Soldier)
B. abt 1756 (tombstone) 1761 from Revolutionary War Service records.
D. 5/1 1847 Beechwoods Cemetery - Preble County, Ohio.
(Son of: John McClurkin - brother of James McClurken, Jennet's father)
Thus Jennet & Matthew would be first cousins.
He 2nd Married abt 1800
Mrs. Mary Gaston Elliott (8 children)
B. 8/22 1774 Ireland
D. 2/21 1822 Beechwoods Cem, Morning Sun, Ohio

Death source:    S199
Charles William McLurkin, "Register Report for John McClurkin Sr." page 6 & 7

Death source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Pages 41 & 45

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Source for:   John McClurkin,   28 NOV 1790 - 28 MAR 1865         Index

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Birth source:    S163

Text:   1790 Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Pages 39 & 45

Birth source:    S204
Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database

Birth source:    S203
Page:   page 94

Text:   Service for Matthew McClurkin is in the office of the State Historical Commission, Columbia, South Carolina; "State of South Carolina to Matthew McClurkin, 1781 - To 60 days service under command of Capt. John Turner in Col. Winn's Regiment at 20 shillings currancy per day, - 8..11..5 pence."
"Do. To 40 days prizner (prisoner) 20 s. per day. 5-142-32
Do. To 42 days service under the command of Capt. John Turner at 10 s currancy 3-00-00
Camden Dist. Before me James Craig, appeared Matthew McClurkin and made oath that the above amount is just and true, and that the state is justly due him for the same. And likewise the service done by him amounted to 17 pounds,S s, 8 p. Sterl.
Sworn before me, this 14th day of Feb. 1784. Revolutionary Soldiers of the Catholic Presbyterian Church, Chester, South Carolina. Page 94

Birth source:    S199

Text:   11/28/1790 Charles William McLurkin, "Register Report for John McClurkin Sr." page 7

Birth source:    S206

Text:   1790

Birth source:    S37
Page:   page 217

Text:   Mar. 1790

Birth source:    S9
Page:   John McClurkin

Burial source:    S204
Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database

Burial source:    S199
Charles William McLurkin, "Register Report for John McClurkin Sr." page 7

Burial source:    S90

Text:   http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19712792

Burial source:    S304
Page:   John McClurkin

Residence source:    S1

Text:   Matthew McClurkin

Death source:    S163

Text:   1865 Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Pages 39 & 45

Death source:    S204
Rootsweb Freepages. ancientage database

Death source:    S203
Page:   page 94

Text:   Service for Matthew McClurkin is in the office of the State Historical Commission, Columbia, South Carolina; "State of South Carolina to Matthew McClurkin, 1781 - To 60 days service under command of Capt. John Turner in Col. Winn's Regiment at 20 shillings currancy per day, - 8..11..5 pence."
"Do. To 40 days prizner (prisoner) 20 s. per day. 5-142-32
Do. To 42 days service under the command of Capt. John Turner at 10 s currancy 3-00-00
Camden Dist. Before me James Craig, appeared Matthew McClurkin and made oath that the above amount is just and true, and that the state is justly due him for the same. And likewise the service done by him amounted to 17 pounds,S s, 8 p. Sterl.
Sworn before me, this 14th day of Feb. 1784. Revolutionary Soldiers of the Catholic Presbyterian Church, Chester, South Carolina. Page 94

Death source:    S199

Text:   3/28/1865 Charles William McLurkin, "Register Report for John McClurkin Sr." page 7

Residence source:    S2

Text:   Matthew McClurken

Residence source:    S4

Text:   John McClurkin

Residence source:    S9
Page:   John McClurkin

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