_David William MCCONNELL _+
| (1850 - 1916) m 1875
_Arthur C. MCCONNELL _|
| (1881 - 1956) m 1907 |
| |_Catherine "Kate" PETIT __+
| (1847 - 1926) m 1875
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|--Living
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| ______ BURKE _____________
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|_Olive E. BURKE ______|
(1885 - 1938) m 1907 |
|______ DAVIS _____________
[16317] living - details excluded
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1850 Census, Coosa, Coosa Co., AL
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1860 Census, Fort Hembree District, Cherokee Co., NC
_Isaac Harrington BROWN _+
| (1822 - 1901) m 1844
_Fred Porter BROWN ________|
| (1867 - 1950) m 1890 |
| |_Sarah Ellen FEE ________+
| (1826 - 1901) m 1844
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|--Oscar D. BROWN
| (.... - 1962)
| _Peter Henry KITCHEN ____
| | (1826 - ....)
|_Lillie Christena KITCHEN _|
(1867 - 1953) m 1890 |
|_Christena CAMPBELL _____
(1832 - ....)
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Violet Brown's Obituary
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1820 Census, Euclid Twp, Cuyahoga Co., OH
1 M 26-44 (John).
1 F 45+, 1 F 16-25, 1 F 10-15.
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1820 Census, Euclid Twp, Cuyahoga Co., OH
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1820 Census, Euclid Twp, Cuyahoga Co., OH
_James MCCONNELL ____+
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_James MCCONNELL ____|
| (1715 - 1764) m 1739|
| |_Unknown ____________
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|--William MCCONNELL
| (1743 - 1823)
| _____________________
| |
|_Ann? NICHOLSON? ____|
m 1739 |
|_____________________
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They were married by Reverend J.C. Bucher in Carlisle, PA.
He had eleven children, he served in the Revolutionary War as a private. Grave marked by a DAR marker. He served in the Lancaster Co., militia during the Revolution and was the founder of Royal Spring near Georgetown, KY. He was a ruling elder in the Presybterian Church of Paris, KY. He explored in Kentucky as early as 1774, coming down the Monongahela and Ohio Rivers with a party of men from Pennsylvania. DAR Society Cemetery records (F450.D28) and KY Cemetery records Vol I(1960) lists his birth as 1743.
Sources:
1. Nancy OMalley, Stockading Up, Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort Kentucky, revised edition, 1994, pp. 71-72.
2. Presbyterianism, pp. 29-31.
About McConnell's Station
"This station was established by a William McConnell who reportedly built a stone house on the west side of Paris Pike. This McConnell was not the same one who helped to settle and establish Lexington but rather a latecomer. Ardery (1934) reported that William McConnell bought 1000 acres from James Buckhannon in 1788 and established his home on this tract. Bourbon County Deed Book "A" (p. 157) does indeed contain an indenture between McConnell and Buckhannon, dated February 9, 1788 and containing 1000 acres on Houston Creek. No survey plat was drawn for this deed nor were environmental features clearly described. However, James Buckhannon (or Buchanan) acquired 1400 acres on Houston Fork through assignment from John Holder and John Martin (Virginia Survey Book 5, pp. 358-9). The survey calls for corner "B" in the plat to specify a sugartree and hoopash near a sinkhole. The corresponding corner in the plat described by the indenture between Buckhannon and McConnell also specifies a hoopash near a sinkhole. It seems reasonable that McConnell's parcel was partly taken from this tract. Superposition of the two plats, matching the southwest corners and utilizing locational clues in the earlier survey allows for the tentative placement shown in Figure IV-16.
The reported location of the site (designated 15Bb75) contains clear evidence of a former domestic structure (Figure IV-16). A rectangular depression marks the site of the house. A nearby burned tree stump is testimony of the fire which destroyed the house before 1934. observed artifactual debris around the depression included 19th and 20th century materials such as refired brick, transfer printed and undecorated earthenware, glass and linoleum. The early occupation has undoubtedly been obscured by substantial quantities of later occupational debris. However, the potential for preserved early remains is judged to be good. Limestone used in house construction has probably been removed in the course of converting the field to horse pasture. An associated springhouse covering a copius spring has been rebuilt by owner James Brady. He reported that, even in the severe drought of 1983, the spring continued to flow abundantly (James Brady 1983: personal communication). Ardery (1934) also reported that McConnell died in 1823 and was buried in a family cemetery on the farm. This cemetery has not been relocated.
This site was apparently not fortified and probably served as a stopping place rather than for defensive protection. Virtually no pioneer accounts were located which provided any more than passing mention of the site. In a case between Lanier vs. Protzman (Ardery 1939), William McDowell deposed that he lived at McConnell's Station about four miles from Paris around 1789-1790. McDowell's land connected to McConnell on the south side of his 1000-acre tract.
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WILLIAM McCONNELL [2]
The following sketch of William McConnell and his home was written by Mrs. William Breckenridge Ardery and published in the Kentuckian Citizen Wednesday, May 23, 1934.
In the year 1788 William McConnell, Revolutionary soldier, purchased from one James Buchannon 1,000 acres of land on the Paris-Lexington Road. This tract was bounded by lands of James Kelley, Aaron Ashbrook, Hugh Sidwell, James Buchannon and by Captain James Wright's Military survey. Here, William McConnell built his home of native rock four miles from Paris on the west side of the road immediately across from "Roccliegan," the present home of his great-great-grandson, William Breckenridge Ardery, on land now owned by his great-grandson, Lafayette Ardery. The old home was destroyed by fire many years ago, but the spring-house still stands at the foot of the hill and supplies abundant water for all who come for refreshment. This home is indicated on the first map of Bourbon county under the name of LaFayette Ardery, and an interesting sketch showing the style of architecture is in the possession of descendants. It was here that early stage-coaches stopped to change horses enroute from Maysville (Limestone) to Lexington at an early date.
William McConnell, who had rendered service both in assisting in establishing Royal Spring (Georgetown, Ky.), the first fortified station north of the Kentucky River, in company with his cousin, William McConnell, of Fayette county, and had returned to Pennsylvania to fight with the Lancaster county militia during the Revolution, was an outstanding citizen of Bourbon county. For many years he was commissioned by the Bourbon County Court to have jurisdiction over the Bourbon County section of the Paris-Lexington road. He was Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church of Paris, Kentucky, which statement is recorded in the first Minute Book of the Church.
William McConnell was born in 1753 and married Rosannah Kennedy in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1768. He died in Bourbon County in 1823, his will being a matter of record. In his will he left his "Mansion House"' to his beloved daughter, Elizabeth Ardery and her husband, John Ardery, and it was from this ancestress that some of the land has descended unto the fifth generation. William McConnell and six of his sons fought in the War of 1812.
The children of William McConnell and Rosannah Kennedy, his wife:
Mary married Joseph Mitchell
Ann married John Corry
Martha married Wm. Dinwiddie
Samuel married Elizabeth Nesbit
John married Elizabeth Clarkson
William Jr. married Catherine Turley
Edward married Rebecca Todd
Joseph married Jane Jackson
Ephraim married Catherine Ardery
James died unmarried
Elizabeth married John Ardery
Elizabeth McConnell, above mentioned, was born 1785 and died 1833, married January first 1818 to John Ardery who was born 1790 and died 1853. John Ardery was the son of John Ardery and Mary (Watt) Ardery, the former a Revolutionary soldier who came to Bourbon county in 1787 with his brothers, James and William, from Cumberland county, Pennsylvania. James Ardery was one of the original trustees of Carlisle, Kentucky, and William Ardery was the first sheriff of Harrison county. John and James Ardery were both officers in the war of 1812. John Ardery died in Bourbon county in the year 1830.
Among the children of John Ardery and his wife, Elizabeth (McConnell) Ardery was Lafayette Ardery who married Ann Breckenridge,, daughter of John and Ann Weir (Brooks) Breckenridge, both of whom descended from Revolutionary and Colonial ancestry. Ann Breckenridge was a cousin of General John Cabell Breckenridge, Vice President of the United States.
The McConnells and Arderys lie buried in the old family graveyard on the original tract of land, four miles front Paris on the Paris-Lexington Road.
William McConnell was a Trustee of the Presbyterian Church in 1795 and was one of the Trustees to receive the deed front Lawrence Protzman in 1795 to the lot on High Street where the first building of the Presbyterian Church was erected. Mr. McConnell was a Ruling Elder in the Paris Church for many years serving in that office until his death.
1810 Census, Stoner Twp, Bourbon Co., KY
2 M 45+ (William, Unknown), 1 M 26-45, M 16-26 (Joseph).
McCONNELL, William - Ruling Elder in the Paris Church departed this life on Saturday, 9 Apr 1823, aged about 80 years (p. 70, (Paris Presbyterian Church Records 1820-1824)
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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William Sandige Family of Virginia... William McConnell Family of Pennsylvania
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Tax list, 1768, Tyrone Twp, Cumberland Co. (Now Perry Co.), PA
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Tax list, 1772, Tyrone Twp, Cumberland Co. (Now Perry Co.), PA
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Tax list, 1774, Tyrone Twp, Cumberland Co. (Now Perry Co.), PA
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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Website about Bourbon County, KY
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Kentucky Tax Lists, 1799-1801 on Ancestry.com
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James McConnell of Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
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William Sandige Family of Virginia... William McConnell Family of Pennsylvania
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Kentucky Wills, Court, Guardianship & Other Records: http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bourbon/vitals/deaths/deaths-h-z.
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William Sandige Family of Virginia... William McConnell Family of Pennsylvania
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William Sandige Family of Virginia... William McConnell Family of Pennsylvania
_Willis Dale REED ____+
| (1895 - 1979) m 1920
_Living______________|
| |
| |_Winnie May ANDERSON _+
| (1901 - 1970) m 1920
|
|--Ramona Lynn Louise REED
| (1947 - 1990)
| ______________________
| |
|_Living______________|
|
|______________________
[36971] !SOURCE: MRS. EDNA LEE TAYLOR RR 1, BOX 129 WOODSTON, KANSAS 67675 !Died of Cancer. !Was adopted, by an aunt of Virginia, (from Iowa) when parents were divorced.
_Daniel SHIPLEY _____________+
| (1768 - 1850) m 1788
_Thomas B. SHIPLEY __|
| (1809 - 1883) m 1827|
| |_Cornelia Eleanor BURNWORTH _
| (1770 - 1850) m 1788
|
|--Margaret Elizabeth SHIPLEY
| (1829 - ....)
| _____________________________
| |
|_Eliza Ball DOUGLAS _|
(1809 - 1878) m 1827|
|_____________________________
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Coffey and Bilancio Family Tree on Ancectry.com
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Nielsen_Shipley_Dousett_Davis_2013 Family Tree on Ancestry.com