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1850 Census, Irwin Twp, Venango Co., PA
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Sueshila Stubbe, 6317 Puma Place, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111-7223.
_John FEE ________________+
| (1758 - 1845) m 1791
_George Jackson FEE _|
| (1795 - 1880) m 1820|
| |_Jane JACKSON ____________+
| (1768 - 1858) m 1791
|
|--James Peoples FEE
| (1843 - 1879)
| _William PORTER __________
| | (1763 - 1850) m 1790
|_Mary PORTER ________|
(1796 - 1860) m 1820|
|_Mary Culbertson WILKENS _+
(1761 - 1827) m 1790
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James Peoples Fee served in the Civil War, Company E, 2 IVI according to
information provided by Mary Prill, a Jefferson County researcher.
James Fee'S Civil War Record:
Residence: Fairfield, Iowa
Age at Enlistment: 20
Enlistment Date: 1 May 1864
Rank at enlistment: Private
State Served: Iowa
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record: Enlisted in Company E, Iowa 2nd Infantry Regiment on 05 Jan 1864.
Mustered out on 12 Jul 1865 at Louisville, KY.
Birth Date: abt 1844 Sources: Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion
The Fairfield Ledger, Wed., Nov. 19, 1879, Page 3, col. 7.
A letter to the Ledger gives us the information that James P. Fee, an
old Fairfield boy who will be remembered by may of our people, died at
the home of his sister, Mrs. T. B. Shamp, at Walnut Grove, Napa Valley,
Calif., on the 10th inst. Deceased was 36 years of age and had made
his home in California for several years.
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Fairfield Ledger, Nov. 19, 1879, page 3, col. 7.
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1850 Census, Henderson Twp, Huntingdon Co., PA
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1856 Iowa State Census, Black Hawk Twp, Jefferson Co., IA
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Ancestry.com Civil War records
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Ancestry.com Civil War records
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Ancestry.com Civil War records
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Fairfield Ledger, Nov. 19, 1879, page 3, col. 7.
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Find A Grave website
_Daniel MCCONNELL ___+
| (1734 - 1800) m 1770
_Daniel MCCONNELL ___|
| (1773 - 1820) m 1795|
| |______ GRIFFITH _____
| m 1770
|
|--Adam MCCONNELL
| (1798 - 1882)
| _____________________
| |
|______ GRIFFITH _____|
m 1795 |
|_____________________
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Adam McConnell never married and is believed to be the last surviving male McConnell descended from Daniel McConnell, the founder of McConnellsburg. His father, Daniel McConnell, Jr. died in Indiana County, PA, probably before 1820 since he does not appear in the 1820 census. Daniel McConnell, Jr. did not leave a will (he is not in the index of testators for the county). The 1800 census for Daniel McConnell shows there were at least two more brothers. However, these brothers were never mentioned by Adam McConnell who provided detailed information to historians, so it is assumed they probably died young.
The woman Adam McConnell lived with over many years appears to have been his sister. A history of the Rural Valley Presbyterian Church:
"Adam McConnell, James E. Caruthers and Isaac Rhea were ordained elders by Mr. Forbes April 1, 1851. Adam McConnell was an elder thirty-one years. He died March 6, 1882. He was never married. He devoted himself to this good work. The service of the Lord gave him a ready sympathy of heart and freshness of life. He was a very substantial Christian."
1830 Census, Allegheny Twp, Armstrong Co., PA Indexed as "Adam Mnnel."
1 M 20-30 (Adam), 1 F 20-30 (Elizabeth-- Adam's sister).
1840 Census, Kitaning Borough, Armstrong Co., PA.
1 M 30-40 (Adam), 1 F 30-40 (Elizabeth), 1 F 60-70 (Adam and Elizabeth's mother?).
"This church was incorporated by the court of common pleas of this county June 26, 1841. The trustees named in the charter were Alexander Colwell, ADAM MCCONNELL, A. L. Robinson, Joseph McCartney, Darwin Phelps, John R. Johnston and James E. Brown, who were to continue as such until the election to be held on the third Wednesday of November then next."
1850 Census, Cowanshannock Twp, Armstrong Co., PA
Adam McConnell, 50, PA
Elizabeth McConnell, 52, PA (Adam's sister).
Elizabeth Ganing, 32, b. PA
1850 Census, Kitanning Twp, Armstrong Co., PA In the household headed by Matilda Robinson-- duplicate census record.
1870 Census, Cowanshannock Twp, Armstrong Co., PA
Adam McConnell, 71, Farmer, $2000, $200, b. PA.
Elizabeth McConnell, 74, b. PA (Adam's sister)
Elizabeth Kanning, 59, b. PA.
1880 Census, town of Rural Valley, Atwood, Cowanshannock Twp, Armstrong Co., PA
James C. Oaks, M, 31, Farmer, b. PA. Both parents were born PA Note: this is incorrect, his father was born in Maine.
Emaline " , F, 27, wife, b. PA. Both parents were born in PA.
H.H. " , M, 8, son, b. PA "
G.A.M. Cannings, F, 13, niece, b. PA " (She is probably related to to the woman in the 1860 and 1870 census).
Adam Mc Connell, M, 82, uncle, b. PA Retired Old Farmer
Since in the 1880 census, Adam McConnell was described as an uncle of James C. Oaks and his wife Emeline, I researched the ancestry of James C. Oaks and Elizabeth (Morrison) Oaks to find out exactly how they are related. A newspaper article shows James C. Oaks and Emeline Morrison were married at Union Twp, Jefferson Co., PA on June 9, 1870 and they are listed together in Union Township, Jefferson County, PA in the 1870 census. James was listed as age 21 and Emeline as age 18.
James C. Oaks' father was Stephen Douglas Oaks, born in Maine and living in Union Township, Jefferson County, PA and he appears with James C. Oaks in the 1850 and 1860 census. His mother was Christina McGonigle. James C. Oaks does not appear to be related in any way to Adam McConnell except by marriage to Emeline. The fact that Stephen Oaks, James C. Oak's father, was born in Maine makes it unlikely that the Oaks family is related to the McConnell family. The McMonigle family appears to have come from Westmoreland County, PA.
Emaline Morrison and her family could not be found in the 1860 census in either Jefferson County or the adjoining county, Clarion County.
Adam McConnell did not leave a will (he could not be found in the testator's index for Armstrong County PA). Adam McConnell provided a lot of information to James Potts, an historian, which was published in various histories. I think it is safe to assume that McConnellsburg historians would have mentioned any more descendants of Daniel McConnell, Jr. if any existed.
A Reverend Samuel D. McConnell, who died in January, 1939, appeared in newspaper articles and events as a descendent of Daniel McConnell of McConnellsburg. Per his obituary published in a McConnellsburg newspaper, he was the first contributor for a memorial for Daniel McConnell in an anniversary for the town of McConnellsburg. Research into his ancestry showed he was born in 1846 in Salem Township, Westmoreland County, PA, a son of David McConnell. David McConnell was the grandson of the Daniel McConnell who emmigrated from Colerain Twp to Salem Township, Westmoreland, PA around 1800. So while Samuel D. McConnell was a descendant of a Daniel McConnell, it was another person with the same name.
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Per a history of the Rural Valley Presbyterian Church available online
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1830 Census, Allegheny Twp, Armstrong Co., PA
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1840 Census, Kittanning, Armstrong Co., PA
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1850 Census, Kittanning, Armstrong Co., PA
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1870 Census, Cowanshannock Twp, Armstrong Co., PA
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Per a history of the Rural Valley Presbyterian Church available online
_James MCCONNELL ____+
| (1801 - 1856) m 1829
_Thomas Chalmers MCCONNELL _|
| (1851 - 1921) m 1886 |
| |_Margaret WADDELL ___
| (1805 - 1877) m 1829
|
|--Chalmers MCCONNELL
| (1891 - 1922)
| _____________________
| |
|_Nellie P. BRADSHEAR _______|
(1861 - ....) m 1886 |
|_____________________
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1920 Census, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
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Ohio Deaths 1908 to 1953.
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1920 Census, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
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1900 Census, Holton City, Franklin Twp, Jackson Co., KS
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1920 Census, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
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Ohio Deaths 1908 to 1953.
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Ohio Deaths 1908 to 1953.
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Ohio Deaths 1908 to 1953.
_John MCCONNELL _____+
| (1802 - 1892) m 1827
_Alexander MCCONNELL _|
| (1829 - 1896) m 1854 |
| |_Hannah BAKER _______
| (1812 - 1840) m 1827
|
|--John MCCONNELL
| (1871 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Caroline RAIMER _____|
(1835 - 1882) m 1854 |
|_____________________
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1880 Census, Indian Creek Twp, Story Co., IA
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1880 Census, Indian Creek Twp, Story Co., IA
_George MCCONNELL ___+
| (1772 - ....)
_William MCCONNELL __|
| (1800 - ....) m 1833|
| |_Unknown ____________
| (1772 - ....)
|
|--John W. MCCONNELL
| (1835 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Ann SCOTT __________|
(1803 - ....) m 1833|
|_____________________
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1850 Census, Hamiltonban Twp, Adams Co., PA
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1850 Census, Hamiltonban Twp, Adams Co., PA
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|
_Campbell MCCONNELL _|
| (1833 - ....) |
| |__
|
|
|--Kennedy Campbell MCCONNELL
| (1857 - ....)
| __
| |
|_____________________|
|
|__
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Cassie Strother, 6972 E. Arnold Lk, Harrison, MI 48625
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Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
_____________________
|
_John MCCONNELL _____|
| (1827 - 1918) m 1852|
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Mary Jane MCCONNELL
| (1861 - ....)
| _James MCGRATH ______
| |
|_Jane MCGRATH _______|
(1831 - 1918) m 1852|
|_Jane COWAN _________
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1880 Census, Rudolph, Wood Co., WI
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1880 Census, Rudolph, Wood Co., WI
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Ancestry Family Trees
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_Alexander MCCONNELL _|
| (1765 - ....) |
| |__
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|
|--Robert MCCONNELL
| (1795 - ....)
| __
| |
|_Anna _____ __________|
|
|__
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1830 Census, Smith Twp, Washington Co., PA
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1830 Census, Smith Twp, Washington Co., PA
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Yes. Charles Orrick married Mary Campbell who was the daughter ofJames Campbell (died -1817) and his wife Sarah Campbell (his cousin)who md. in 1772, James was the son of Dougal Campbell (1744-1817).These Campbells resided on Middle Creek nr. Middletown (renamed Gerrardstown), Berkeley Co, [W]VA, the same area where several McConnell's lived including William McConnell (1750-1807) who is buried in Gerrardstown Presby Cem. Since James Campbell was forrage master in 1781-82 supplying soldiers in Redstone Fort in Fayette Co, PA, I wondered if there could be a connection between the McConnells of Berkeley Co. [W]VA and those in Fayette Co, PA. (Source: Martha W. Campbell's 1972 booklet on James Campbell's family at the Berkeley County Historical Society).
1890 "History of Lower Shenandoah Valley, Cos. of Frederick, Berkeley, Jefferson & Clarke" by J.E. Norris, pub. Chicago by A. Warner (FHL book 975.59 H2n)
Pg.227: Berkeley County. At this court, August, 1772, the first license ... As a matter for preservation the following "first grand jury" is copied: John Smith, foreman; Hezekiah Swearingen, Josiah Swearingen, Joseph Barnes, Martin Antler, Joseph Turner, Abraham Smith, John Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Jonathan Simmons, George Cunningham, William McConnell, Jacob Beller, Andrew McCormick, Matt Duncan, John Sewell, Thomas Lafferty and George Creamer.
25 Oct 1776 [When the House of Representatives of the State of Virginia planned to pass human rights legislation, the Tuscorara Congregation initiated the following petition that their members signed. The members of the Back Creek Congregation who felt the same signed as well.] It reads: "To the Honourable Speaker & House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Humble Petition of the Dissenters from the Ecclesiastical Establishment of Tuscorara Congregation Berkley County, Humbly Showeth That your petitioners being in common with the other Inhabitants of this commonwealth, delivered from British oppression, rejoice in the prospect of having their freedom maintained to them & Posterity inviolate: The hopes of your Petitioners have been raised and confirmed by the Declaration of your Hon'ble House in the last article of rights which we beg leave to recite viz: 'That Religion or the Duty we owe to our Creator, & the manner of discharging it can be directed only to reason & conviction, not by force or violence; & therefore all men are equally entitled to the free exercise of Religion according to the Dictates of conscience & that is the mutual Duty of all to practice christian forebearance, Love, & Charity towards each other.' It will hence unavoidably follow that no Laws which are indefensible & Incompatible with the rights of conscience Should be suffered to remain unrepealed for if it be proper that such rights should be possessed in any extent, it is also proper there should be a legal security for the possession of them; & that they may not be trampled upon through the possible caprice of men in power, or some unaccountable turn in the sentiments of the public. The' y'r Petitioners would not be understood to insinuate that there is at present any likelihood of such an infringement yet we humbly conceive the rights of human Nature and Religion. Liberty in its fullest extent is one of these. Should never lie at the mercy of any; But on the contrary should have every protection & Ground of security which Law & the Policy of free States can give them. The Ecclesiastic Establishment is what your petitioners have ever looked upon as grievous Burden and inconsistent with the rights of humanity either civil or religious, in as much as the supporting it while we can not approve it, is in our humble opinion, in infringement of all Civil Property, as well as our conscience. May it therefore please your Honorable House that the Ecclesiastical Establishment [page two of two] may be suspended or laid aside. Or your Petitioners otherwise relieved from the burden thereof: and your Petioners shall ever pray [first column] Hugh Vance, Wm Patterson [William Patterson], Hugh Lyle, Dougall Campbell, Jno Snodgrass Senr [John Snodgrass Sr], Jno McClean [John McClean], Jno Wilson [John Wilson], Matw Rippy [Mathew Rippy], David Miller, Duncan Campbell, Jno Lyle [John Lyle], Jno Hanna [John Hanna], Wm Hanna [William Hanna], Jno Daniel [John Daniel], Edwd Heard [Edward Heard], Jno Hart [John Hart], Saml Park [Samuel Park], Jno Park [John Park], Gilbert McConn [? McCoun?], Robt Allan [Robert Allen ?], Alexdr Mcilhatten [did he become Alexander Hutton ?] Wm McConnell [William McConnell], Jno Fulton [John Fulton], Jas Donnachy [James Donnahy ?], Jno Lowrie [John Lowry ?], Jas Campbell [James Campbell], Andw McDonald [Andrew McDonald], Wm McDonald [William McDonald], James McDonald, Jno McConnell [John McConnell], Thos Lennox [Thomas Lennox], Jas Miller [James Miller], David Miller Junr., Absalom Miller, Moses Andrews, Robt Campbell [Robert Campbell], Jno Reily [John Riley ?] [second column] Wm Manford [William Manford], Wm Manford Junr, Saml Wilson [Samuel Wilson], James McCrery [James McCreery ?], William Snodgrass, Thos Eakin [Thomas Eakin], Robt Eakin [Robert Eakin] Wm Eakin [William Eakin], Geo. Scott [George Scott], Jas Morrison [James Morrison], Robt Faris [Robert Farris], Saml Carson [Samuel Carson], Wm. Baxter [William Baxter], Robt Lyle [Robert Lyle], Hugh Lyle Junr, David Andrews, Jno Snodgrass Junr [John Snodgrass Jr] Jas Waddelle [James Waddell], Hugh Miller, Saml Eakin [Samuel Eakin], Jno Millan [John Millan], Jno Ewing [John Ewing], Jno Miller Junr [John Miller Jr], Wm Glen [William Glenn], Wm Buchanan [William Buchanan], Alexdr Buchanan [Alexander Buchanan], Jno Campble [John Campbell], Jno Miller [John Miller], Robt Messer [Robert Messer] John Messer, Jas Messer [James Messer], Jas Park [James Park], Jas Wright [James Wright], Jas Robinson [James Robinson], Mattw Emberson [Matthew Emberson], Zachariah Murray, Saml Frazer [Samuel Frazier ?], [third colum] Sam'l Stewart [Samuel Stewart], Jno Stewart [John Stewart], David Finley, Wm Smith [William Smith], Thos Kennedy [Thomas Kennedy], Wm Patterson Junr [William Patterson Jr], Joseph Mitchel, Robt Watt [Robert Watt], Wm Porterfield, Wm Porterfield Junr, Joseph Heard, Hugh Galbraith, David Hunter, Wm Mathews, Joseph McCay, Thos McCay, Joseph Wilson, Jno Raney [John Raney], Matw Duncan [Mathew Duncan], Jas Duncan [James Duncan], Robt Creighton [Robert Creighton], Roger Barton, Hugh Gray, Wm Park [William Park], Wm Park Junr [William Park Jr], Jno Morrow [John Morrow]