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McCartneys from nebraska area

rmack21 — 2012-05-02 19:54:28Z

searching for my mccartney family roots.

From the fillmore cty,angus,omaha,lincoln and valentine areas.

My grandpa was marshal A. mccartney married to Neoka earhart.
My dad was howard w. Mccartney.
My dads sister edna married James kreycik from valentine,ne area.
As a young boy I remember visiting the "Kreycik family ranch"
Raised prize black angus cattle and cutting horses.
I remember my uncle jims trophy room.
Trying to track my family roots for my children.
Beulah Mccartney was married to my dads brother merton,she was the "family records keeper" wish i could find any of her family she might have handed the records down to.

Linda McCartney,56,wife of Beatle Sir Paul McCartney,in Santa Barbara, Calif.,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-04-22 19:29:36Z

2012,

Linda McCartney

The wife of former Beatle Paul dies at 56,
Linda McCartney, the American photographer who broke a generation of teen-age girls' hearts when she married Beatle Sir Paul McCartney,
Linda McCartney died Friday while on vacation in Santa Barbara, Calif., Her husband and children were with her.
has died Sunday. She was 56.
Two days before her death, Linda and Paul had been horseback riding, one of her main passions,
Sir Paul, 55, will issue a statement later in the week and asked that people wanting to send flowers should give a donation to charities involved in cancer research, animal welfare, "or -- best of all -- the tribute that Linda herself would like best: Go veggie."
The couple announced in December 1995 that Linda McCartney, a keen vegetarian who marketed her own meat-free dishes,
Linda Eastman was already acclaimed for her moody, gritty photographs when she married Paul McCartney in 1969. They had three children, Mary, Stella and James.
The McCartneys largely avoided the celebrity lifestyle and lived quietly in remote homes in southern England and Scotland, saying they wanted a normal upbringing for their children and Heather, Linda McCartney's daughter from her first marriage to geophysicist John Melvyn See.
Many activists hailed her support for their causes.
Born into a wealthy family, Linda Eastman grew up in Scarsdale, N.Y. Her father, Lee Eastman, was a lawyer; her mother died in a plane crash when she was 19.
After majoring in art history at the University of Arizona, she moved to New York City at the age of 21, becoming a receptionist at Town and Country magazine.
A lucky break enabled her to photograph the Rolling Stones, and she was asked to capture other rock groups on camera.
During a trip to London in May 1967 she met Paul at the launch of the Beatles' "Sergeant Pepper" album. They married in London two years later.
When she joined her husband's new band, Wings, in 1972, as a keyboard player, she was ridiculed for her lack of musicality.
A vegetarian long before it became fashionable, Linda McCartney lent her name to a range of frozen dishes and in 1991 published a cookbook.

Last year, she became Lady Linda when her husband was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. Daughter Stella was appointed head designer at the Paris fashion house Chloe last year.
Speaking about his wife's fight against cancer in an earlier interview, Paul McCartney called her "the most positive person on earth."
Asked how they remained so close, he replied, "I guess it's because we just adore each other."
( April,22, 2012,)

Malachi and Selena McCartney

JohnMaxie50 — 2012-03-12 20:59:01Z

Hi, My McCartneys lived in Sumter Co. Ala. Malachi bought a good bit of land in the 1830's In 1850 he lived in Gainesville, AL. He was born in SC around 1790. His dau. Selena married a Rawls 1853 and after his death she married a William Powe. I can't find Malachi's father or Spouse or his death date. Thanks in Advance. John Maxie

MC CARTNEY Harry C - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-09 13:00:44Z

MCCARTNEY Harry C - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: McCartneys of Ireland

Still488 — 2012-03-09 05:20:03Z

I am trying to find my grandfather Joseph A. McCartney. The only info I have is that he was a boxer and died in the ring anytime between 1920-1930 around the Irvington, New Jersey area. He may have come to the states during that time. My grandmother ( Matilda) was single January 1920 & widowed January 1930. They had 1 child (Virginia)born Dec 1920. Any info you may have would be helpful.

Thank you.

Re: Mc Cartney's of Ardee

vavander — 2012-02-15 21:10:51Z

I would be interested in what information you have to share. I have not seen much interest of late on this board for the McCartney's from Ardee, County Louth, Ireland

McCartney-McCluskie Connection

lmmacdonald1 — 2012-02-01 20:34:52Z

I am researching my McCluskie-McCartney roots.

My great grandfather John McCluskie (b 1846, Wigtonshire)who later emigrated to Canada was the son of John McCluskie and Mary McCartney who were married in Old Luce, Wigtonshire on 18 June 1846.

Mary (b. 10 Jan 1821, Kirkmaiden by Drummore) was the daughter of Alexander McCartney and Elizabeth Bone.

Any information about Alexander McCartney and/or his wife would be greatly appreciated.

Linda MacDonald

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

tesoro2727 — 2012-01-22 02:00:03Z

Stormy! Now get it! Am I not too bright or what?

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

nightkatt — 2012-01-22 01:24:45Z

No you are my Uncle this is Stormy

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

tesoro2727 — 2012-01-21 23:32:48Z

Yes, he is my Dad. I was with him when he died of heart failure in the
ER. I am Charles Jr. Google Chuck McCartney in St. Helens, Oregon.

I guess that makes me your grand uncle or something like that. I have a Facebook page too.

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

nightkatt — 2012-01-21 21:14:39Z

My Grandfather Charles was 55 when he passed away May 8, 1976 in Saint Helens, Oregon. He was born june 24, 1920 in North Baltimore, Ohio.

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

tesoro2727 — 2012-01-21 21:06:38Z

It's news to me that my father, your grandfather, had a son in
Ohio. More interesting is that he has a son in Oregon named John as well. How old is your Grandfather?

It suggests he was married three times. Gerry (Gerald) would have been 67 to 69 about now. Nothing surprises me about my Dad. He was a piece of work.

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

nightkatt — 2012-01-21 20:10:41Z

Charles is my grandfather his son John is my father. Nobody has every talked about Charles having been married before or about Gerry. I was only a little over a year old when Charles passed away.

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

tesoro2727 — 2012-01-19 22:19:10Z

It all true. Grover was married to Sarah. They died in a car-train wreck with a daughter. Charles married Lucille Beland in December of 1943 or 1944. He did have a previous marriage that produced a son named Gerry. Gerry died of colon cancer in Vancouver, Washington in 2008. Gerry has three surviving children. Charles died on May 8, 1976 of heart failure. He lived and died in St.Helens, Oregon. He and Lucille had six children. Charles Jr., Michael, John, Dennis, Patrick and Susan. Patrick died in 1993.

Re: Interesting update on McCartney DNA

JohnMcX — 2012-01-02 07:37:50Z

There is now a McCartney result in the yDNA haplogroup R1a.
That makes for several lines of R1b, one R1a and 1 E3b so far. More results from McCartney males would be nice.
John McCartney, Seattle
JohnMcX@Yahoo.com

Re: John McCartney

jmcc50 — 2011-12-06 19:17:02Z

Hi Frank.

I am Patrick McCartney's son David. John was my grandfather.

Re: John McCartney

frank_mccartney — 2011-12-05 16:04:05Z

I think I can help. Who are you?
Frank McCartney

Re: John Newton McCartney Va, TN, Illinois married Margaret Boyd

lenmcc1 — 2011-10-01 08:41:31Z

Marriage Records of Sumner Co list only John McC, not John Newton or John N.McC...same with tax records.Bondsman was Sam Killough. Go to Sumner Co Gen website for docs. Do not believe Mary Polly died until after 1820, birth of last child. She had five from 1814-1820 according to Thomas family posting: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

John Newton McC posting is at:
http://members4.boardhost.com/McCartneyboard/msg/1212376699....

Re: McCartney

1_howekathy — 2011-09-15 21:51:32Z

I know this was posted a long time ago but yes my Dad Clarence McCartney had brothers Frank and Fred, Elwood, John, Dale, Merle 2 sisters Jane and Kick. I have wanted to track our geneology but dont know where to start.

Rea M. Barner McCarney,age. 90,born ,in Pine City, N.Y., a daughter of ,Sheridan and Emma Mae Slater Herman.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-09-09 00:10:47Z

Rea M. Barner McCartney
September 7, 2011
Rea M. Barner McCarney, 90, of 155 Riverview Drive, Lock Haven, died on Sept. 6, 2011 at the home of her daughter, Debra Gentile.

She was born March 10, 1921 in Pine City, N.Y., a daughter of the late Sheridan and Emma Mae Slater Herman.

On Feb. 22, 1955 she married Park F.M. Barner who died on Feb. 19, 1990.

Rea was a homemaker who had also been a cook at the former Clintonian Motel and Restaurant which was on Hogan Boulevard in Mill Hall.
She was a loving grandmother to her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Rea was an excellent cook
Surviving are two sons, William M. (Gloria) Barner of Lamar and David M. (Carol) Vanderpool of Freetown, Ind.; two daughters, Debra (Kenneth) Gentile of Lock Haven and Tina Walters of Zion; a foster daughter, Sylvia Bierwiler of Elmira, N.Y.; two sisters, Georgetta Stroud and Cora (Gene) Silverstrim, both of Towanda; 26 grandchildren, 44 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

She was preceded in death by two sons, Charles E. Barner in 2003 and Park E.M. Barner Jr. in 2006, and two sisters, Thelma White and Dorothy Mackentire.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12, 2011, at the Dean K. Wetzler Jr. Funeral Home, 320 Main St., Mill Hall. Visitation will be one hour prior to the funeral. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Mill Hall.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Patient Activities Fund at ManorCare, Jersey Shore, or the Cancer Treatment Center, Geisinger Medical Center, through the funeral home.

Arrangements are entrusted to the Dean K. Wetzler Jr. Funeral Home, 320 Main St., Mill Hall, Pa. 17751

Re: McCartneys of Ireland

gdahayes — 2011-09-06 00:11:31Z

I have a John H. McCartney in my research. He would have been the brother of my gg-grandfather, Norman Meeker McCartney. My John H. was born in 1839 either near Pittsburgh, PA or New Albany, IN. He was the eldest son of Alexander John and Elizabeth Jane (Meeker) McCartney. John H. died in 1907. If you believe my John H. is a connection, let me know. I have history going back two more generations to Ireland.

John Newton McCartney Va, TN, Illinois married Margaret Boyd

slrmcc — 2011-08-29 20:17:13Z

I am searching for information on John Newton McCartney B:1789 in VA D:1847 Henderson County Illinois. Does any one know if he was married twice? I believe he first married Mary Polly Thomas in TN who died in 1814 and then he married Margaret Peggy Boyd in 1815 in TN and they later migrated to Illinois. He and Mary Polly had several children, which inluded William Andrew who died in Gibson County TN.

I am trying to figure out if the John Newton McCartney that married Margaret Boyd is the same John Newton who married Mary Polly Thomas.

Any info would be appreciated.

Re: McCartney -Donachie - McEwan - Greenock -Port Glasgow

Laura597011 — 2011-08-26 17:24:28Z

I have a McCartney

I can date it back to Andrew McCartney born in Ireland about 1750...I need information on his parents if you have it. I would actually take any information you can give me.

I started with myself (Born in 1975) and traced it back to Andrew McCartney.

Interesting update on McCartney DNA

JohnMcX — 2011-08-16 03:20:54Z

Two new McCartney males have tested recently and it now appears that we have at least three distinctive R1b groups of McCartneys in the U.S. And, there are my family's E3b results, which add a fourth founder line.

The results can be seen here:

http://ulsterheritagedna.ulsterheritage.com/testresults.htm

(If you change the number at the top of the results page from 500 to 2000, you can get all the results on one page and not have to page around as much.)

Kit Number 190869, is R1b1a2 and represents a Texas-Louisiana group of McCartneys. It is fairly prolific. I've located one DNA match for him with a shared ggg grandfather. 67 markers tested.

Kit Number 202776 is R1b1a2a1a1b4. Like mine, his family roots are in Pennsylvania, spreading into the Midwest. 111 markers tested.

The third, distinctive R1B Kit Number is 143207, also R1b1a2. He has only tested 12 markers but his values seem so different that they quite likely make up a third R1b line. His line also has roots in Pennsylvania, spreading into the Midwest.

Kit Number 105903 is the unknown McCartney. He is also R1b1a2. If he tested more markers, he might merge with one of the other R1b McCartneys, above. Or he might prove to be another, distinctive line.

My Kit Number is 199585, E1b1b1a2, 67 markers tested. I have a predictable match with a first cousin. But I believe all other McCartney males since my ggg grandfather's birth in 1781 in Pennsylvania are dead. He may have had siblings but no other matches have been found to date. I also have a 6 off at 67 match with a McCarty family.

Anyway there's a bit of progress in the McCartney DNA field. As the McCartney name seems to have, at least, both Irish and Scottish roots, it's perhaps not surprising that there are a fair number of different founders.

I suspect there will be more distinctive results to come. Most of these results are from people of Protestant heritage. (I don't know about Kit Number 105903)

The Catholic McCartney lines seem to have arrived in the U.S. later, likely via New York.

Anyway, that's the picture so far. If anyone is aware of additional McCartney yDNA results from other sources, please drop me a line. I would also like to hear from any male McCartneys who plan to test. It would be interesting to add some results from Britain, Ireland and Australia to the mix.

John McCartney, Seattle
JohnMcX@Yahoo.com

David T. McCartney

tyreless_2 — 2011-07-28 22:42:36Z

For several years now I have been searching for The McCartney side of my family and have been stonewalled by an incorrect entry that prevents me from going any further in my search, so I am asking that any genealogists out there who have an entry "David T. McCartney", please change it to "David M. McCartney". I am the son of David M. and have all the other people listed in our tree, so I can get on with my work. Thank you.

Re: Mc Cartney's of Ardee

vavander — 2011-05-14 18:42:37Z

I posted to McCartney's message board in May 2011. My gg grandfather, Thomas McCartney, was from county Louth per his Civil War papers. He was born in March 1826 or 1828 whichever document you choose. He died and is buried in Iowa. I do not have the name of his parents and/or any siblings. I would be interested in coordinating any efforts to assist with ID of this family.

Daniel Mc Cartney

margaretforkings18 — 2011-05-13 18:34:57Z

Iam trying to find information on Daniel Mccartney who was born in Ireland around 1916 while his father also Daniel was serving in the British Army then went on to marry Nora Kelly they had five children Daniel, William, Christine. Pauline and Eileen they all lived in Liverpool England.

Re: McCartneys of Ireland

vnmccartney — 2011-05-10 14:50:44Z

Will check this out. Thanks so much for your post.If you run across anything let me know. If I can be of help let me know.

Thanks again,

Virginia McCartney

William McCartney and Mary Kerr

sarah_jane1985 — 2011-05-10 08:43:06Z

Hi

Looking for any relatives of William McCartney and Mary Kerr. So far the only children I've found are Hugh b 1808 (married Ann Sutherland) and Mary b 1811

Sarah-Jane

Hugh McCartney and Ann Sutherland of Antrim, Ireland

sarah_jane1985 — 2011-05-10 08:41:24Z

Hi

I am looking for any relatives of Hugh McCartney and Ann Sutherland married 1831 Antrim, Ireland.

so far I've found their children
- William John McCartney b 1833
- Mary McCartney b 1836 - came to New Zealand and married James Dysart
- Robert McCartney b 1838
- Thomas McCartney b 1842
- Eliza Ann McCartney b 1846

Sarah-Jane

Re: McCartneys of Ireland

sarah_jane1985 — 2011-05-10 08:37:09Z

Hi

I'm not sure if this will help but I've just found a wee bit about my family - Hugh McCartney was b approx 1808 to William McCartney and Mary Kerr and married Ann Sutherland. On family search it lists him as Henry or Hugh McCartney so I'm not sure if it's some relation to your Henry Hugh.

Sarah-Jane

THOMAS McCARTNEY FROM COUNTY LOUTH IRELAND TO ILLINOIS USA

vavander — 2011-05-04 13:33:15Z

Seeking baptismal records and parents of THOMAS McCARTNEY born March 1826 or 1828 in Roodstown, County Louth, Ireland per Civil War Records. Thomas immigrated to New York in 1845 and first showed up as a farmer and land owner in Illinois and later Iowa. His first marriage to Caroline Bradfield Patterson and second to Lucinda Royal Baldus. Caroline died shortly after birth of eighth child. Lucinda subsequently was mother to four more children. Thomas died in August 1901 and was buried in Webster City Cemetery, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa.

Mc CARTNEY Andrew C - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-25 11:33:36Z

McCARTNEY Andrew C - Vietnam Wall section 10W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Crime of Kyle Callahan McCartney

flen60 — 2011-04-12 15:07:00Z

i remember as a kid my grand parents talking about that. My great granddad was Kyles brother. Of cousrse being young i didnt pay a whole lot of attention to the stories being told. All i can tell u is that kyle shot and killed a man over a women. My grandparents talked about what a sad thing it was. I do have some family records and obits that i haven,t looked at for quite a long while.I will check them and see if theres anymore info i can give u.

McCartneys of Ireland

vnmccartney — 2011-04-07 23:56:08Z

I am researching the McCartney line. I know that Hugh McCartney and Nancy Minix are the parents of Henry Hugh McCartney who married Nancie Carr. Their son John Hugh McCartney who married Werdna Jackson and later changed his name to just Hugh McCartney was the father of my husband John Hugh McCartney. I would appreciate any other information anyone has.

Re: Samuel McCartney

mcwithers45 — 2011-03-10 18:03:22Z

Hi Samuel John McCartney was born in County Cavan Ireland on October 4th, 1870. Parents were Daniel McCartney (can't find a thing on him) and Anne Jane Allely. Anne Janes parents were John & Ellen Allely. Samuel & Anne Jane came to Canada shortly after he was born. There eventually was five children, Martha Ann, Margaret, Samuel John, Daniel & Elizabeth. The lived in Guelph, Ontario. I'm a granddaughter to Samuel. Hope to hear from you again. Mary

Re: Samuel McCartney

Henriod74 — 2011-03-06 22:29:23Z

Here is some information I've collected on Samuel. I didn't do a very good job of documenting where I found my information. The indian story came from a scrap of paper in my uncle's materials.I still don't have any idea who Samuel's parents were. I'm thinking that Samuel's parents immigrated from Ireland--at least his father. I did find some additional information that says that Samuel was taxed on a still (I guess it was quite common at that time).

Samuel McCartney, while working in the field with a friend, was surprised by Indians. The friend was killed and Samuel was taken prisoner - chained to two Indians. At night an Indian left a tomahawk where the prisoner was able to get it and get loose. He ran to the river and escaped in a canoe, after hiding for a time in a cave. (According to a hand scribbled note left in the possession of Clark Jackson).

Samuel McCartney Historical documents and the History of Indiana Co., PA (1880), list a Samuel McCartney as a private in the 8th Co., 6th Battalion, Lancaster Co. Militia (1776; 1780-1781). Samuel was born in PA April 18, 1753, was of Scotch-Irish parentage spending most of his boyhood in the Cumberland Valley (present-day Franklin and Cumberland counties), married Nancy Penelope Young April 27, 1790 and died April 14, 1817. Additional Lancaster Co. records place him in Martick Twp. (1779), and Bart Twp. (1782) before eventually settling in Indiana Co, PA. Samuel and his wife Nancy's nine children were: Martha; Jacob Y.; George; Andrew; Penelope; Elizabeth J.; Samuel; John Y.; and Jane (Apollo People, 1974). Samuel was old enough to have been Ephraim's father, but was not because he was born in Pennsylvania (not Ireland or Scotland) and more importantly, did not marry until eighteen years after the birth of Ephraim. Samuel may have been an uncle to Ephraim though because of his ties to Lancaster Co.

Samuel McCartney is listed in the Bart Township of Lancaster County, PA's tax record of 1779 as being a bachelor, owning no land, livestock, or Negros. He farmed the land of his father. Being single and 27 years of age he enlisted for the Revolutionary War, served from 1780 - 1781 and was honorably mustered-out. He was paid severance of a land right on the PA frontier (Westmoreland Co). Tax records show Samuel owning 100 acres of farm land in Westmoreland Co. August 23, 1786. Samuel guided his two brothers (James and John) to join him in securing cheap land. Both John and James farmed 400 acre farms in Westmoreland Co according to tax records from 1794.

Samuel then moved to Armstrong County and established a grist mill on Roaring Creek, off the Kiskiminetas River and near the Jackson Farm. He married Nancy Penelope Young in 1790. She was 17 years of age at the time and Samuel was almost 40. Dr. Henry in his History of Apollo book wrote about Samuel. "It is related the millwright who erected the mill was so engrossed in his labor he forgot his wedding day and was only aroused to the duties of life by the anxious guests who sought him and reminded him of his wedding bride."

The McCartney mill was adjacent to the Jackson farm. When Samuel and Nancy perished from the "black death" in 1817 their children were fostered by the neighboring Jackson family. Samuel and Nancy were probably among the original members of the Polk Run Presbyterian Church, a one room frame meeting house built south of Apollo, PA in 1816.

Prior to Samuel's death in 1817 he had another close call with death. He'd gone into a deep comma, everyone had assumed he was dead. He'd been laid out on the table in the drawing room where the neighbors stopped by to pay their last respects. Apparently he'd laid there for three days paralyzed, not being able to move, hearing everything. Just before his burial he wiggled a little finger and someone noticed. Close call!

EARLY SETTLERS
The first white man to hold his claim in what is now Indiana county was George Findley, a native of Maryland, who came into the territory while it
was still Indian land. In 1765, he "tomahawked" his tract in East Wheatfield, near the town of Cramer. Because of Indian attacks and service
in the Revolutionary war, it was many years before he could make a permanent settlement, but the title of the land has never left the family, and is owned by a descendant, Lester Matthews, at the present time.

The majority of our pioneers came from "east of the mountains," in great part from Cumberland and Franklin counties. They were mostly of Scotch-Irish descent, and in faith Presbyterians, and as they pushed the frontier westward with the ever-ready rifle close at hand their saddle-bags were sure to contain their Bibles and catechisms. They were a brave, determined, self-denying race, by no means deficient in education and the love of learning. One has only to examine the early records of this county to be assured of the careful spelling, penmanship and accuracy of style and manner.

As those pioneers blazed their traits into Indiana county it was still overrun with Indians and wild beasts. They slept with the loaded rifle at
their bedsides and carried it with them into the clearing. Long trips were made to the nearest mill, by paths that could be found by the marks on trees. Furs and skins of wild animals were packed over the mountains to be exchanged for salt, iron and other commodities required in their simple mode of life. These families were in constant danger of being captured or killed by redskins, and often were compelled to flee to the nearest fort, leaving their property behind them.

The incidents in the lives of many of these pioneers, illustrating their courage, tact and hair breadth escapes, and indeed their capture by Indians,
would fill an interesting volume. We can only mention a few of their names.

Among the earliest settlers along the Conemaugh river, Blacklick creek and its tributaries, and in the southern part of the county, were Charles
Campbell, John and Levi Gibson, Randall Laughlin and Samuel Dixon (all captured by Indians on the Laughlin tract and Levi Gibson died before being exchanged by the British), John McCrea, who died from exhaustion after fleeing from the Indians to the nearest fort; John Harrold, Philip Altman, Patrick McGee, Archibald Coleman, Christopher Repine, Malachia Sutton, William Loughrey, Jonathan Doty, Jacob Bricker, James Ewing, James Ferguson, Peter Fair, James McComb, Samuel McCartney, John Neal, Alexander Rhea, William Robertson, John Shields, Robert Robinson, Robert Ligget, David Reed, William Graham, Ephraim Wallace, George Mabon, the Hices, High St. Clair, James McDonald, William Clark, John Talkington, and John Thompson. (History of Indiana County Compiled by Frances Strong Helman; 1953)

In 1772 Fergus, Samuel and Joseph Morehead and James Kelley commenced improvements near Indiana,and Fergus Moorhead was one of the first, if not the first, settler to the county. Moses Chambers, who had served on an English war vessel, was another early settler near Indiana. In 1773 William Bracken built a grist-mill on Black Lick, and near him settled John Steward, Joseph McCartney, John Evans, Thomas Barr and John Hustin.On Crooked creek located Andrew Sharp, who was killed by the Indians in 1794, Jacob Anthony,James McCreight, John Patison, David Peeler, Israel Thomas and Benjamin Walker. Philip Altman, Jacob Bricker, Charles Campbell, Archey Coleman, William Clark, Samuel Dixon, Jonathan Doty, James Ewing, Peter Fair, James Ferguson, William Graham, the Hices, John Harrold, Robert Liggot, William Loughrey, George Mabon, Samuel McCartney, James McComb, John McCrea, James McDoinald, Patrick McGee, John Neal, David Reed, Daniel Repine,
George Repine, etc.
Page 52 1806/7 The sheriff was Thomas McCartney and the coroner was Samuel Young. The acting constables were Andrew Speedy for Armstrong, Daniel Falloo (should read Falloon) for Wheatfield and Samuel Kelly for Conemaugh Twp. 17 grand jurors were summoned as follows: Joseph McCartney, Jacob Hess, William Bond, Matthew Winesap, Robert Ligget,
John McKee, Robert Robertson, James McKnight, Joseph Harbison, Henry Hire, Alexander Lytle, John Matthews, Thomas Boals, Thomas M. Sloan and William Hamilton. The travers jurors numbered 29, and werre Alex. Ray, Richard Wilson, Samuel Smith, Francis Boals, John Loughry, James McDonald, etc. (Armstrong County Book)

MCCARTNEY Elizabeth 2nd Mon. Mar. 1818 Jane & James. Jacob McCarney, George McCarney and James Adams administrators for Samuel McCartney, late of Indiana, states among childred were Elizabeth, Jane & James. John Ross & Wm Trimble appointed guardians
MCCARTNEY John 4th Mon, Sep 1822 Joshua, son over 14 has Wm Trimble appointed guardian MCCARTNEY John June 1829 s/o Samuel has Wm Trimble as guardian MCCARTNEY Samuel 2nd Mon, Jun 1817 Center Twp. George McCartney, son states 9 children survive: Jacob, Martha m. Jones Adams, George, Andrew, Penelope, Samuel., Elizabeth, John & Jane. Last 6 are minors. Owned 100 acres of land near Indiana adjacent James McClain & heirs of George Clymer. 12 men from biliwick view land: Wm Lucas, Wm Taylor, Charles Kenning, Thomas Benson, Thomas Sharp, John Denniston, John McAnulty, Robert M Barkley, Wm Shields, Wm Caldwell, Alexander Stewart & Samuel Douglass. Appraised it at $1800 advised sale. MCCARTNEY Samuel 2nd Mon. Mar. 1818 over 14 has Wm Trible appointed guardian 9 Jun. 1818 MCCARTNEY Samuel 2nd Mon, Jun 1819 Jacob & George McCartney & James Adams administrators settle estate MCCARTNEY Samuel 2nd Mon, Dec 1819 Elizabeth, dau over 14 has Wm Trimble appointed guardian 15 Dec. 1819

Re: Samuel McCartney

awfilis — 2011-03-06 19:17:12Z

Could you give dates and places for Samuel McCartney?

Thank you.

Re: Samuel McCartney

goworldclass — 2011-03-06 18:06:09Z

I have very limited info on Samual McCartney and his wife Nancy Penelope Young. I have the story of his narrow escape from indians. I would love to know if he was born here or??? I'm the related through his son Andrew McCartney who relocated to Kentucky and then Missouri.

Re: Mc Cartney's of Ardee

djclconway — 2011-03-02 23:47:41Z

My McCartney's are catholic

Re: Mc Cartney's of Ardee

kairaa — 2011-03-02 23:11:18Z

Hi, Carol.

That's very interesting. I am trying to find a researcher in Ireland to do more research for us. I'll post any info I find. Maybe your Thomas is a nephew? We had Thomas's in our line as well.

Are your McCartney's Anglican?

Re: Mc Cartney's of Ardee

djclconway — 2011-03-02 16:02:49Z

My Great Grandfather was Thomas McCartney he was from County Louth I believe he was born around 1816, he married a Miss Mary Babe from Darver her family owned Darver Castle, they arrivered in Fremantle Western Australia in 1862 on the vessel "Mary Harrison" with two girls Catherine was born on board and Mary, they moved to a farming committee in Greenough Western Australia not far from Fremantle in 1863, I wonder if he was part of your family.
kind regards
Carol

McCartney Family - Virginia to Ohio

bmccartney500 — 2011-03-02 00:01:56Z

I'm looking for information about and contact with any decendents of Thomas McCartney (born in Virginia April 22-1769 and died SeMarch 26, 1838) and Isabella (born September 10, 1774 and died December 3, 1838). They had three sons in Virginia - William (born April 10, 1806), Alfred (born May 17, 1815 and is who I decend from), and Thomas (born April 11, 1812) before moving to Green Township, Ross County, Ohio. I have a great deal of information on my line (Thomas - Alfred - George Alexander - Grover George - John Richard Sr - John Richard Jr) and would be happy to share as well as expand.

Thank you,
Benjamin

Re: Samuel McCartney

Henriod74 — 2011-03-01 17:53:33Z

I am also looking for information on Samuel McCartney. I do have a little bit more information on him--but no parents,etc. Would like to share.

McCARTNEY Ken A - Vietnam Wall section 16W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-21 19:50:38Z

McCARTNEY Ken A - Vietnam Wall section 16W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,140 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Robert S White (McCartney)

rljennings80 — 2011-02-17 01:26:02Z

WOW! Yes! Im Terry's daughter! Ive always heard them talk about my cousin Perry! Im glad you found me! Im loving the ancestory research! Ive been doing it for awhile now, Ive been researching both sides of mine and my husbands. I hope we can find something, I would really love to find out more past Rebecca, Ive researched EVERYWHERE and ive only found her grave but no family or even a husband.

I will send your email to Dad and Uncle Larry if you don't mind!

Becca

Re: Robert S White (McCartney)

pwchtndailyplanet — 2011-02-17 01:14:59Z

Hey Becca, If you're in Augusta, you must know or be related to Gary, Terry, Larry and Debbie? I'm Perry in Chattanooga. Here's my e-mail pwchtndailyplanet@yahoo.com My sister, Dreama (Birmingham), gave this family history thing a go since I have and maybe she's got something new. We all come to the same hard stop due to lack of further info. Be good to hear from you sometime and any news about anything will be news to me. Perry

Re: Robert S White (McCartney)

rljennings80 — 2011-02-16 11:42:19Z

Hey!
Yes I have the book Uncle Henry wrote but it really only covers up until Robert. I'm trying to find information past him, I'm thinking og heading to Tenn and seeing if I can't dig some.

Thanks!
Becca

Re: Robert S White (McCartney)

pwchtndailyplanet — 2011-02-16 10:25:19Z

Rebecca came over on a ship. Do you know my Uncle Rayford (Henry) White? He has published a geneology book about our family history.

Re: Ross Co. OHIO McCartneys

bmccartney500 — 2011-02-13 20:04:47Z

Hello! My grandfather is John Richard Sr, who is Karl's youngest brother! I'm also stuck on Thomas and Sarah. Have you found any other information?