
| 2. | i. | GRACIE2 MCQUEEN, b. February 21, 1771, Shallow Ford, Yadkin River, Surry, North Carolina; d. 1849. | |
| 3. | ii. | WILLIAM L. MCQUEEN, b. 1773, North Fork, New River, Surry, North Carolina; d. May 16, 1860, Johnson, Tennessee. | |
| iii. | JOHN MCQUEEN, b. Abt. 1775, Yadkin River, North Carolina; d. Bef. 1880. |
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Notes for JOHN MCQUEEN: !John was probably one of the older children since a John McQueen appears on the 1794 and 1796 tax list for what was later JCT. The McQueen Family by Carl B. Neal Jack McQueen of Elizabethton reports identifying a John McQueen who married Nancy Crews (Cruce) from Madison County, Kentucky. They resided in Franklin County, Tennessee, from 1812 until 1829. A McQueen Family Historical Tour by Sheila McQueen Ellison (Gardendale, Alabama: The Promise Publishing House) This report is probably in error. I believe that John McQueen was a decendant of Dugal McQueen, Donna Hechler's line. Donna Hechler 1805 Chilton Drive Baytown, Texas 77520 author of Metes and Bounds I: Dugal McQueen and Some Decendants -----Original Message----- From: Mary Katzman <maryfloy@mkatzman.tiac.net> To: tnjohnso-l@rootsquest.com <tnjohnso-l@rootsquest.com> Date: Monday, July 19, 1999 11:06 AM Subject: Re: TNJOHNSO-L: McQueen/Duggar Have you been in touch with Jen Bawden? She is also descended from your John McQuinn/McQueen. I sent her entire pension papers for this John McQuin/McQueen...I believe 44 pages. She's in the process of transcribing all of them. I believe this John was either the son of Samuel and Hannah McQueen or possibily a brother. Samuel and Hannah did have a son named John, but nothing has been known of him. Unfortunately the papers don't say anything about his family other than he was born in Virginia; however, he said he served with Benjamin Cleveland. It appears he lived in the same areas that Samuel and Hannah lived including what became Tennessee. Also many of the names of his children are the same names used by Samuel and his children. Mary Floy Thanks for your reply. Actually, my John McQuin/McQueen b. 22 Aug 1761 in VA; m. Polly Allendell; served in Rev War from NC and came to KY in 1794 according to pension papers. His name was always spelled McQuin until he came to KY. Peggy Brock |
| iv. | SAMUEL MCQUEEN, JR., b. Abt. 1776, Yadkin River, North Carolina; d. Bef. 1880. |
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Notes for SAMUEL MCQUEEN, JR.: !Sam'l, Jr. was probably the youngest. He may have died in the War of 1812. The McQueen Family by Carl B. Neal IGI: Samuel McQueen b. 1790 in Yadkin Valley, Caldwell, North Carolina 8733504 & 1396452 Samuel McQueen b. 1773 in North Carolina F801901 & 1260918 Samuel Joshua McQueen 1795- Listed in WFT per Gene Cowherd |
| v. | NANCY MCQUEEN, b. Abt. 1778, Yadkin River, North Carolina; d. Bef. 1880; m. WILLIAM NETHERLY; d. Deceased. |
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Notes for NANCY MCQUEEN: !Listed in IGI: Nancy McQueen s. about 1776 in North Carolina F801901 & 1260918 fa. Samuel McQueen mo. Hannah Dugger WFT Vol 7, #4284 lists bd as 1778 |
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Notes for WILLIAM NETHERLY: There are some Netherlys reported in Knoxville and Knox County about that time and in the early 1800's. A McQueen Family Historical Tour by Sheila McQueen Ellison (Gardendale, Alabama: The Promise Publishing House) Neatherly in Johnson Co., TN http://www.ls.net/~newriver/jct/mink.html Johnson County, TN Genealogy William Amos Mink was the youngest of ten children of John and Nancy Wilson Mink. He was born 1836 Johnson Co. Tenn., died 7 April 1918 Rockcastle Co. Kentucky. He was married to Sarah Snider Neatherly(born ca.1829) on 6 July 1855 in Johnson Co. Tenn. They had 3 sons: Wesley Alexander Mink, born 27 Jan 1856 in JCT, died 28 Feb. 1950 RCK Hiram Mink, born 8 Jan. 1858 RCK., Died ? Russell Franklin Mink, born 24 April 1859 RCK, died 21 October 1921 JCT William and Sarah moved from Johnson Co.Tenn. to Rockcastle Co. Ky. around 1857 where he farmed and ran a blacksmith shop. He enlisted in the 4th Kentucky Infantry (USA) 15 Sept. 1861 at the age of 25. While he was away during the Civil War his wife Sarah and their three small children moved back to Johnson Co. Tenn. William was honorably discharged at Nashville, Tenn. on 25 Oct 1864. Soon after his discharge he and Sarah were divorced. William remarried to Sarah Kincer 8 Oct. 1866 in Virginia and they returned to Rockcastle Co. Ky. along with the oldest son Wesley. His son Hiram ramained in Virginia, while Russell stayed with his mother in Johnson Co. Tenn. http://cresswells.com/gen/1850cens.htm 1850 Census of Johnson Co., TN Dist. 1 pg 11 Netherly, Rebecca 30 D2P11F6 http://cresswells.com/gen/hoh2.htm 1850 Census of Johnson Co., TN Dist. 4 Netherly, Elizabeth 45 pg 48 Netherly, Nancy 75 pg 50 MESSAGE: (#93) Hawkins, Mrs. Lottie Vaught http://www.usgennet.org/~alhntnus/johnson/webbbs/obits/index.cgi?review=93 AUTHOR: Jerry A. Stout <jstout@earthlink.net> DATE: Friday, 16 July 1999, at 8:52:55 p.m. Johnson County News, Thursday, Sept. 11, 1947; page 3; DEATHS MRS. LOTTIE HAWKINS, aged 73, died last Tuesday morning at Appalachian Hospital, Johnson City, after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today (Thursday) at the residence at Shouns, with Rev. W. R. Allen officiating. Burial will be in the family cemetery. She was an active member of the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church for a number of years. Survivors include, the husband, Elbert T. HAWKINS; four sons, Earl of Freeburn, Ky., W. E. of Shouns, Rand and Ralph of Lewiston, Ida.; seven grandchildren; one brother, J. R. VAUGHT of Shouns, and three sisters, Mrs. Smith NETHERLY of Bullsgap, Mrs. Alice BROOKSHIRE of Whitesburg, and Miss Lillie VAUGHT of Shouns. |
| 4. | vi. | THOMAS MCQUEEN, b. Abt. 1780, Yadkin River, North Carolina; d. June 9, 1850, Little Doe, Johnson, Tennessee. | |
| vii. | FEMALE 1 MCQUEEN, b. Abt. 1782; d. Bef. 1890; m. GEORGE WALTERS OR WALKER; b. Abt. 1782; d. Deceased. | ||
| viii. | FEMALE2 MCQUEEN, b. Abt. 1786; d. Bef. 1890; m. RICHARD EARLY; d. Deceased. |
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Notes for RICHARD EARLY: There are some Earlys reported in Knoxville and Knox County about that time and in the early 1800's. A McQueen Family Historical Tour by Sheila McQueen Ellison (Gardendale, Alabama: The Promise Publishing House) |