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George Vest McGehee

JAllen0672 — 2012-05-12 01:47:03Z

Looking for someone who is searching the family of George Vest McGehee who married Victoria Smith . They are suppose to be from Louisa County, Va.
George and Victoria had a son Emmett Tyler McGehee who married Frances Mills,
Emmett and Frances had son George, daughters Margaret Saunders and Blair.
Anyone having any information of this family and willing to share please contact me. Jean Allen, Hurricane, WV ka8hlk@suddenlink.net

McGeehee and variant spellings

PPaschke — 2012-05-08 01:08:46Z

There is a Y-DNA study at FamilyTree DNA on the McGaughy/McGaha and variant spellings that could be a real help in sorting out these McGeehee, McGeehey, etc. families. Males who carry one of the surnames can participate. Please visit http://www.familytreedna.com/public/McGaughey/ The more people who participate, the more useful the information will be. The administrator can help you decide what test to order and tell you how the test will be of value. Her email is on that link. Thanks!

McGaha from Ohio to Texas 1906

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-05-05 22:06:59Z

The Denison Daily Herald
Denison, Grayson Co., Texas
Wednesday, October 24, 1906

Mr. and Mrs. F. R. MCGAHA and baby of Youngstown, Ohio, have moved to the city and are at home with the former's parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. E. MCGAHA on North Fannin Ave. Mr. McGaha acceped a position in A. D. BETHAR'S office.

Re: CORRECTION

mcgeheegenealogy — 2012-04-10 16:54:14Z

Im related to the Gartmans. My gr gr grandmother was Elizabeth Ann Tucker Gartman who married Daniel J Gartman. They had Sarah Gartman who married William Andrew Stone. William and Sarah were my grandmothers parents. My grandmother was Donia Gertrude Stone McGehee. I dont know who George W is. I am a McGehee but I dont know of any connection to Joe.

Iron County, Missouri, 1859

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-03-08 19:49:50Z

Who has the Jacob McGeehee who received a land patent in Iron County, Missouri in 1850?

Mc GEHEE Noble D - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-07 12:04:08Z

McGEHEE Noble D - 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.

McGhee in Pulaski Co., MO?

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-02-22 16:12:07Z

Is the John McGhee in 1850's Pulaski Co., MO a possible McGehee?

Re: Descendants of Abner McGehee and Louisa Lamar

fleahome — 2012-02-19 04:19:52Z

Hello!

I would like very much to have copies of the remaining 8 pages of Abner McGhee's will. My email address is jbrown400@aol.com. Any other info would also be greatly appreciated. My husband descends from Abner and Louisa.

Thanks!

Dr. Edward Henderson McGehee obituary

jamesoneillcondon — 2012-02-15 23:19:19Z

Edward Henderson McGehee, M.D., died peacefully at his residence at Cathedral Village’s Bishop White Lodge in Philadelphia on January 29, 2012.

Dr. McGehee was born July 24, 1921 in Mobile, Alabama to Dr. Paul Duncan “Tiny” McGehee and Mary (McDuffie) McGehee. By the age of 12, Edward was driving his father to house calls along the back roads of Alabama. Like his two brothers, Edward followed his father into the medical profession.

He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1942 and from Thomas Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia in 1945. He interned in Mobile in the U.S. Navy and the Veterans Administration. On Sept. 10, 1946 in Mobile, he married Carolyn Dunn, a native of Evergreen, Alabama. She predeceased him on January 25, 2005 after 58 years of marriage.

From 1948 to 1950 he was a resident and fellow in pathology at Jefferson. Then followed a residency in medicine and a research fellowship in hematology at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and a McCrae Fellowship at Guy’s Hospital in London.

Edward returned to Philadelphia where he established a private practice in Chestnut Hill. He was also appointed hematologist and physician to the Pennsylvania Hospital. He stepped down in 1966 to become director of medicine at Chestnut Hill Hospital. He also taught at the University of Pennsylvania from 1954 to 1973.

Dr. McGehee’s caring and common-sense medical approach made him extremely popular with his patients. Although the practice became rare among his colleagues, Dr. McGehee continued to make house calls, sometimes by bicycle.

In a 1976 interview, his colleague Dr. Paul Brucker remembered those many house calls. “It was not unusual on a cold, wintry day, to see Ed riding down Germantown Avenue with ear muffs in place, black bag in basket, and maybe an intravenous solution, depending upon the patient’s needs, Dr. Brucker told the Chestnut Hill Local, adding, “What a unique sight that is in this day and age!”

In 1974, he was finally persuaded to return to Jefferson to help form a new department of family medicine. He was named Garber Professor of Family Medicine, associate clinical professor of medicine and associate in the Cardeza Foundation.

He made a strong and immediate impression in the classroom. The Class of ’76 chose him for a portrait they presented to the university. In 1977, he received the university’s Lindback Award for teaching. He also was chosen year after year to be the one to administer the Hippocratic Oath to the graduating classes, an honor he truly enjoyed. He also served as President of the Jefferson University Alumni Association.

He was active in the American College of Physicians for more than four decades, chairing many events and making numerous presentations over the years, including one about the importance of making house calls. In 1987, he was the recipient of the ACP Pennsylvania and West Virginia Laureate Award.

In 1996, the McGehee Loan Fund was established at Jefferson to help third- and fourth-year medical students who plan to practice family or internal medicine.

To Dr. McGehee, taking the time to get to know a patient and to show them effort and compassion was at least as important as staying up to date about the latest medical breakthroughs.

“Caring is an emotional sensation – you can feel it but not really learn it as you learned anatomy or physiology or pharmacology,” he told graduates of the Jefferson class of ’92. “Work at caring. Take a minute to find out a bit about a patient’s work, family or background. What we hear frequently generates admiration and understanding, and builds a bridge,” he advised.

Although he lived most of his life in Philadelphia, his roots ran deep into the South. He was a direct descendant of Abner McGehee, a founder of the city of Montgomery, Alabama. His uncle, John McDuffie, was a longtime Congressman from Alabama who served as Majority Whip under Speaker Sam Rayburn and later served as a Federal Judge.

Dr. McGehee was proud of his Scottish ancestry and was a longtime member of the St. Andrew’s Society of Philadelphia. He was a fine golfer and enjoyed playing many of the world’s best courses, including Old St. Andrew’s. He was a longtime member of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, the Philadelphia Club, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.

Besides his wife Carolyn, he was predeceased by a son, James Laird McGehee. He was also predeceased by his two brothers, Dr. Paul D. McGehee, Jr. and Dr. John McDuffie McGehee.

He is survived by his son Edward H. McGehee, Jr. and wife Beverly Stockstill of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and by his daughters, Virginia McDuffie McGehee and husband James O’Neill Condon of Colchester, Vermont and Sarah Shields McGehee and husband John Clifford Komisin of Charlotte, North Carolina.

He is also survived by five grandchildren, one nieceand five nephews.

Dr. McGehee’s legacy will be the wisdom he dispensed while training multiple generations of physicians. “Patients will not really understand the certificates on your walls beyond your Jefferson diploma or your state license,” he told the Jefferson Class of ’92. “Mostly they approach the trivia of wall décor appropriately. What they will know with remarkable accuracy is whether you care.”

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made either to the Special Music Fund at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 22 East Chestnut Hill Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19118, or to the McGehee Loan Fund, c/o The Jefferson Foundation, 925 Chestnut St., Suite 110, Philadelphia, PA 19107.

Malinda McGee 1864 Montague Co., TX

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-02-13 23:41:02Z

Is the Malinda McGee on the 1864 Montague Co., TX tax record a real McGee or McGaughy or McGhee or McGehee?

Re: Robert McGehee in 1854 Denton Co., TX

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-02-13 23:27:44Z

Just looking at some of the counties with McG folks in early days of north Texas. Found a probate for a John McGee who died in 1866, citizen of Montague Co., TX whose property was 'run off' or destroyed by Indians there in 1866. A claim was made for federal payment in 1890s with $27,000 claimed and $11,000 paid by 1900; lawyer Hagler had charge of the probate for John McGee's heirs, but my copies of the probate pages do not list any heirs or who received the payment.... There was nothing in the state level of Indian claim books about John McGee 'losing' so much property, so who claims this John McGee?

Re: Descendants of Abner McGehee and Louisa Lamar

mountainmama421 — 2012-02-13 01:59:13Z

His Abner is not my Abner son of Abraham. It is an older Abner in Louisa Co.

Re: Robert McGehee in 1854 Denton Co., TX

Southampton10 — 2012-02-13 01:54:05Z

Hello Red River 2.12.12

Are you aware of the discovery of the McGehee will? (copy)

Re: Descendants of Abner McGehee and Louisa Lamar

Southampton10 — 2012-02-13 01:52:07Z

Hello Folks 2.12.12

Just a quick check-in to see if anyone has been successful in ascertaining information that was previously unknown regarding the discovery of the McGehee will?

Robert McGehee in 1854 Denton Co., TX

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-02-12 23:43:12Z

On the 1854 Denton Co., TX tax records, there was Robert McGehee, but he was not there in 1855. In 1855 Denton Co., TX, there was Elisha McGee, but no McGehee. There was no McG in 1853.

Re: McGee family

mountainmama421 — 2012-02-06 20:40:30Z

It is Osiris McGehee. It is mostly on the McGehee rootsweb mailing list which you can go to and read the archives. Under search use Osiris or Mial McGehee.

Re: McGee family

boosetjh — 2012-02-06 19:44:27Z

Thanks for your reply but I was asking about his line such as Ozius(Ozeay) McGee and his father Mial etc.... and back. Where can I find the documentaton you have on this whole line. Thanks

Re: Mother of Zora Elizabeth McGee

mountainmama421 — 2012-02-06 19:29:16Z

Hi , I don't have any more on James or his wife and children . I gave you what I had. You need to search now in NC for any more info on them. Sorry I could not help on James.

Re: Mother of Zora Elizabeth McGee

boosetjh — 2012-02-06 18:57:22Z

This is for Pat(mountainmamma421). Would you please contact me concerning James Madison McGeHee. James is my Great grandfather. Thank you in advance. boosetjh@gmail.com

Mrs, T.R. McGehee critically injured in car wreck, Mobile, AL 1937

charbmoore1 — 2012-02-03 13:12:51Z

From the Mobile, Alabama Newspaper:

Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1937:

• "Mrs. T.R. McGehee of 606 Williams Street, was in critical condition early Tuesday morning, and K. Dodge, of 509-1/2 Dauphin Street. was in city jail on a charge of reckless driving after a laundry truck driven by him struck Mrs. McGehee and also slightly injured Mrs. W.A. Lyon of 509 Holcombe Avenue.

"The accident occurred on Government Street between Joachim and Jackson Streets shortly after midnight."

Noy my line, just sharing.

A. McMcGehee in Cooke Co., TX 1886

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-01-27 00:43:53Z

There is A. McGehee paying taxes in Cooke Co., TX in 1886.

Re: mcgehee

jbustos9595 — 2012-01-25 00:20:15Z

Hi my name is debbie mcgehee im lookin for my father bobby mcgehee im his first born daughter...email me at jbustos9595@yahoo.com asap if you know anything on his were abouts his first wife was lillian lousie delaney from wyoming.....orval was my uncle i talkd to him when i was 18he is my uncle i wanna get intouch with my father iv never met him

McGehee in Montague Co., TX

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-01-23 19:00:03Z

Attached is a tax page for two McGehee men in 1873 Montague Co., Texas. One is A. McGehee and one is G. or T.? McGehee.

I also got a copy of a land record from Montague Co. for a Bettie McGehee back in the early days of the county.

50th Anniversary in 1973

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-01-16 21:39:55Z

Abilene Reporter News
Abilene, Texas
November 11, 1973
Page 69

McGehees Mark Anniversary Thanksgiving
Throckmorton: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MCGEHEE will be honored with an open house Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. at their home in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosts will be their children: CARL MCGEHEE of Bonham, CHARLES MCGEHEE of Ardmore, Okla., JESSE MCGEHEE of Carlsbad, N. M.; Mrs. TIM PENNINGTON of Fort Worth and Mrs. TOMMY ROGERS of Graham.

The couple married Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, 1823 in Pauls Valley, Okla. Mr. McGehee retired from Continental Pipeline Co. in 1970. They have lived in Throckmorton the past 20 years. They have 12 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-10 00:34:54Z

She did see and is trying to help. Thanks for you help as well. I can only imagine the research you have done. It would be helpful if you can recall what pension Judith McGehee applied for and received. If I knew that it could be another lead to follow up as her children should be named on pension records.

Thanks again,
Kay

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

mountainmama421 — 2012-01-10 00:06:53Z

Go to mailing lists rootsweb. Then they will ask you to sign in . Or you can just search the mailing lists for all the years. Janice will see these board posts and contact you .

Yes I have my Abrahams marriage licence and volumes more of documents. Only been at this 52 years now. LOL. Obediah was Mary Hawkins brother as was Laban Hawkins. Her parents were Joseph Hawkins of Amelia and his wife Sarah Marchbanks descendant of the Bruce in Scotland. Joseph died and mother Sarah remarried and moved to Nottoway. I could go on forever .

Pat

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-09 21:57:13Z

orry I do not know where or how to use the mailing list to find Janice Arnall. Can you give me some directions?

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-09 21:56:16Z

Thanks, I have done research on this family for a few years and not been able to find the needed documents to prove what I want to prove. However I do have documentation and book pages on several of the other McGehee. I am sure you have this..but in case not, your Abrahm marriage bond 24 Par 1799 to Polly Hawkins with surety by Obadiah Hawkins...FHL film number 33254 I have a copy of a certified record of a Richard Pettipoole son of grandson of Armstead Pettipool. that does show Abraham and Judith's marriage as well as it is also on this film. Lots of documents just not the ones I need :))

Question...you said Abraham's wife Judith Pennick went to live with dauther Nancy where Judith received a pension? Was Abraham in the war of 1812 and Judith P McGehee received a pension? If so do you know where he served?

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

mountainmama421 — 2012-01-09 20:48:57Z

Forgot to mention that there is a Jamie from some years ago that was on our McGehee rootsweb mailing list who if I remember correctly is also descended from James Forest McGehee. She had a lot of info and may have the copy of the bible. Janice Arnall on the mailing list can give you more info on her as I have forgotten it now.

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

mountainmama421 — 2012-01-09 20:39:21Z

Hi , I am not sure if I have the bible record as I have not done research for a few years and because of a remodel all my Genealogy is packed away. It should be on the McGehee mailing list for rootsweb. By the way your James P is James Penick McGehee.And he is indeed the son of James Forest .

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-09 20:09:35Z

Thank you for your reply. I have been told that you may have a copy of the bible record of James Forest McGehee. If that is true, I very much would like to know where the bible record is kept and if you have a copy of the original. You can contact me at kay_321@yahoo.com

My McGehee relationship is that I descend from James Forest his son Joseph P McGehee, his son James R McGehee and his daughter Ardie McGehee my great grandmother.

Thank you,
Kay

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

mountainmama421 — 2012-01-09 17:51:01Z

The application you posted is for the most part correct on this line of McGehee. The only exception being that now DNA has proven McGehee are NOT McGregor. And I can add some other facts to this line. Lafayette Armisted Petti-Poole had gone with his father in law to Limestone Co but then moved to Haywood Co TN where his wife died.His brother in law Abraham Forrest McGehee also moved to Haywood Co ,TN. Lafayette called Laffe then remarried and moved to KY which is where he died. The name Petti-Poole has been much corrupted to forms such as P.Poole or just Poole at later dates.

On Abraham who married Judith Penick dau of William Penick of Pr Ed Co ,VA. Abraham and Judith married in Prince Edward in 1809 and left for KY by 1811 after which they moved to Wilson Co TN and where they lived until moving to Limestone Co 1819.Their son Joseph Penick McGehee remained in Wilson Co TN.. The children listed for Abraham and Judith are correct i.e. Abraham Forest and his brother James Forest and others.Nancy their daughter was living in Madison Co Ala and after her father died , Judith her mother came to live with her. Judith recieved a pension there for Abrahams service.

The earlier James listed as born 1767 by Leon is in fact the brother of Abrahanm who married Judith Penick. That earlier James removed to Nottoway Co ,VA and died there.

I descend from Abraham's cousin also Abraham b 1775 son of Jacob McGehee of Cumberland Co VA d 1794 and my Abraham later moved to Pr Ed Co ,VA. Jacob was the son of Abraham of Goochland d 1746.This Abraham of Goochland who died in 1746 is uncle of William McGehee the father of your Abraham who married Judith.

My Abraham b 1775 ( son of Jacob son of Abraham d 1746 )married Mary Hawkins in Pr Ed Co 1799 and removed to Nottaway by 1819 and then in 1831 to Wilson Co TN. He died there in 1840 and his children moved to Weakley Co TN.

The brothers William, Jacob, Edward and the eldest Abraham are all sons of Thomas of Kent Co ,VA. No parentage has been found yet for Thomas listed as the Immigrant. However it is thought he may be the son of William an Immigrant in 1653.

Hope this helps.

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-08 18:43:54Z

Thanks for your reply. I am trying to prove by documentation that James Forrest McGehee is the son of Abraham. I have had some problems with this. First I have not found a document that has his (James) full name. I can only find him as James F. McGehee. I have only found Abraham F McGehee son of Abraham in Limestone, AL in 1830. There is supposed to be a family bible...which from what I see..must exist. I can not find poof that Abraham Sr was in Limestone, AL where it is said he died.

Kay

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

jamesoneillcondon — 2012-01-08 16:00:53Z

Dear Kay,

My wife is a McGehee, and I have James Forrest McGehee as a son of Abraham McGehee. What makes me think this is accurate is that Abraham's mother's maiden name was Forrest. Here's a link to an application for the U.S. Sons of the Revolution filed in the mid 1960's by a Charles Bowers that may be of interest to you:
http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=2204&pa...

Good luck!

Jim Condon

James E. Mcgehee/Melinda F.Johnson

thumpbacaftw — 2012-01-04 15:04:28Z

Hello,
I am looking for more information about James E. Mcgehee and his wife Melinda F. Johnson. Son still living Jay Mcgehee for oklahoma.
I don't have any DOB or anything. I am stuck.
Thanks.
Christy.

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-02 17:26:31Z

Thanks for your reply. I have the same information and I am seeking sources to prove it. I was in Salt Lake City last month and did not locate anything. I am a descendant of Joseph Powell McGehee. What I can find sources on confirms this line in part. There is a bible record of James Forrest McGehee but all that can be found so far is a bible record that is transcribed with no reference as to where the original can be found. I can prove that Jemima had a son who's name was William Pennick McGehee. I just need to prove that James Forrest McGehee was a son of Abraham. I believe it but so far can not prove it.

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

LeonK93 — 2012-01-02 16:46:09Z

In my files I find a James McGehee as son of Abraham and Judith McGehee. I have him born Feb 10 1767 and died Jun 12 1834 in Carroll Co Mississippi.I have as his siblings Nancy, Fanny, Josiah P, Judith Walker, and Abraham. Nancy married Edmound Borum, James married Jemina Powell, James married Jemina Powell, Dec 19 1819, Limestone Co Alabama, Joaiah I have nothing, Judith married F Pettypool, Abraham married Lavinia Williamson. Madison Co Alabama. I have not tried to document this family but this might give you something to work with to find what you need.

Leon

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

RedRiverTXOK — 2012-01-02 15:59:52Z

Sorry, I copied some pages from the volumes at a gen lib and no longer have those copies.

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

kay3211 — 2012-01-02 02:22:12Z

I am researching the family of Abraham McGehee 1755 said to have died 1829 Limestone County, AL he married Judith Penick b 1771 said to have died 1825 Limestone County, AL
It is said they had son Abraham F McGehee who married 24 Jun 1828 Madison County, MS. I am trying to prove they also had son James Forrest McGehee..my direct ancestor. Any sources you can give me...or more information on this family would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,

Kay

Re: FYI: McGehee in early Alabama

GotFreedom — 2012-01-02 00:13:18Z

Hope you are in wellness and happy new year.
It seems you have access to this volume of Alabama records; can you tell me (if you do) if those persons enslaved by Thomas McGehee were listed by given names?

This would be from Book 5, on page 259: "all heirs of Thomas McGehee for sale of salves".

Many thanks for reading & looking forward to your reply.

william McGehee & Nancy Maxwell

rhondas65 — 2011-12-11 20:18:36Z

Looking for info on William McGehee married to Nancy Maxwell who had son named Levi McGehee

Some Mexican War information for McG's

RedRiverTXOK — 2011-12-02 21:33:05Z

Some of the Mexican War files now being placed on fold3.com site:

From Mississippi:
David McGhee / McGeehe /McGehee, age 34, private in Co. C, 1st Battalion, Mississippi Rifles (Anderson's), muster out at Vicksburg, June 28, 1848; assigned to medical dept. in March 1848; muster in at Vicksburg, MS on Dec. 1, 1847, joined at Rice's Roads on Nov. 27, 1847.
William McGhee / McGee, age 18, private in Co. E, 2nd Regiment Mississippi Infantry; muster out at Vicksburg, July 13, 1848; recruit Feb. 148 at Regl. Depot(?)

From Pennsylvania:
Thomas McGee, age 21, fifer/piper in Co. A, 2nd Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry; muster at Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 5, 1847;
John McGee / Magee, Co. I, 2nd Pennsylvania in Pittsburg; deserter since Aug. 16, 1847 with all his 'gear'.

From Tennessee:
Barclay McGhee, age 31, private, Capt. Fagg's Co., 5 Regiment (McClellan's) Tennessee Infantry, muster out at Memphis, TN, July 20, 1848; muster in as sgt. at Knoxville, TN, Dec. 3, 1847
W. R. McGee, private, Capt. Frierson's Co. 1st Regiment Tenn. Inf.; enrolled June 2, 1846 at Nashville; joined at Shelbyville May 26, 1846; muster out at New Orleans, May 23, 1847.

From Texas:
Absolom McGee, private in Capt. Wood's Co. B, 2nd Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers; muster out at Monterrey, Oct. 2, 1846; muster in at Point Isabel, Texas, July 4, 1846; enrolled May 15, 1846 in Liberty Co.
A. S. McGee, 2nd Lt., Co. B, 2nd Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers; muster out at Monteray(?), Oct. 2, 1846; muster in at Point Isabel, July 11, 1846, enrolled May 15, 1846 at Liberty Co.
William McGee, private, Capt. Wood's Co. B, 2nd Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers; enrolled in Liberty Co., May 15, 1846; muster in at Point Isabel, July 11, 1846; muster out at Monteray, Oct. 2, 1846.
Eli Magee, bugler, Capt. Smith's Co. 8 Regiment (Hays'), Texas Mtd. Vols., age 19; enrolled at San Antonio May 6, 1847.
William L. Magee, age 22, private in Capt. Smith's Co., 1st Rgt (Hays), Texas Mtd. Vols., enrolled May 6, 1847 at San Antonio.
Philip T. Magee, private in Capt. Gillaspie's Co., 1 Rgt., Texas Mounted Rifles (J. C. Hays); enrolled May 16, 1846 at Huntsville, muster in at Fort Polk, June 9, 1846; muster out Monterey, Mexico, Oct. 2, 1846.

Sampson McGhee/McGehee/ Tennessee

TimothyMcGhee — 2011-11-09 22:42:42Z

I have been searching for Sampson McGehee''s parents for some time and have been unsuccessful. It appears that samson had a brother, Thomas, also a farmer in Montgomery co, Tennessee. This is what I know about him. One of my great aunts told me that Sampson was buried in the McGee cemetery in Clarksville along with his brother Thomas. I had a person independently searching who also told me he had a brother--Thomas. There is a Thomas listed in the cemetery but no Sampson. Thomas---Born Jan 1802 Died July 1875. Married Matilda Johnson (Born 1803 in S.C. died 1881 Montgomery Co). They had 3 children: Fredonia (1826-1862), Benjamin (1827--1906) and Louisiana (1838--1839) ? Any additional info is greatly appreciated.
Tim McGhee

Re: Susannah McGehee

LisaMcGehee1964 — 2011-10-28 22:21:06Z

Not sure if you received a reply. I have Susannah's husband as:

James Arnett
Birth 1718 in Fredrickville Par, King William, Virginia, United States
Death 8 Oct 1781 in Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States

One child
David Arnett
Birth 18 Jun 1752 in Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States
Death 12 Sep 1825 in Barren, Kentucky, United States

Hope this helps. Lisa

Re: Louisa County, VA area McGehees

LisaMcGehee1964 — 2011-10-28 22:00:05Z

I found your thread on the Louisa Co. McGehee's. Augustine S. McGehee was my husband's 3rd great-grandfather. If you have not found information about the family line we have information we can share.

Did you find out information about Augustine's gravestone? We would love to visit it - we live in Henrico.

Donald's family line is:
father - Bernard McGehee
grandfather - Carlyle McGehee - he owned McGehee's Market on Rte 250 in Hadensville. Donald's grandmother was a Haden and the family homeplace is still there.
great-great grandfather - Aleck M. McGehee
great-great-grandfather - John A. McGehee

Please email me at lisa.mcgehee@gmail.com if you'd like to chat further.

Lisa

Re: Carlyle Bernard McGehee of Louisa

BonnieShelton59 — 2011-10-25 13:09:17Z

I am also a McGehee descendant from Louisa and I have a lot of information on Carlyle Bernard McGehee. Please email me privately.

bkshelton@cox.net

Re: Carlyle Bernard McGehee of Louisa

LisaMcGehee1964 — 2011-10-24 11:46:00Z

Thank you for your reply. We have the information you shared but nothing further. Fortunately, the family cemetery still exists and we are visiting there this weekend.

Again, thanks for your help.

Re: Carlyle Bernard McGehee of Louisa

dgja1 — 2011-10-24 02:34:16Z

His WWI draft registration lists him as Bernard Carlyle Mcehee, age 21, born 20 December 1896, (looks like) Harlensir, VA, living in what looks like Harlensville, Goochland Co., VA, farmer, supports father, mother, sister and brother. Form dated June 22, 1918

Listed in 1900 census, Louisa, VA as a son. Ancestry has census record misspelled as Carlile Mcgehu. If you look at 1920 it's obvious the 1900 is screwed up. The mother can't be 52 in 1900 and 57 in 1920 and R D age 5, then Russell W age 17 in 1920.
A M, age 34 father
R D, age 52 mother
A N, age 10 son
N E, age 6 dau
R D, age 5 son
Carlile, age 4 son
G M, age 1 dau

1920 Census shows
Rosa L, age 57 mother
Robert L, age 24
Bernard C, age 23
Lizabeth A, age 21
Gladys M, age 19
Russell W, age 17

Carlyle Bernard McGehee of Louisa

LisaMcGehee1964 — 2011-10-23 05:58:33Z

My husband's grandfather was Carlyle Bernard McGehee (b. 12/22/1894 Louisa, VA - d. 3/1/59 Hadensville, VA). We believe his father was Alec McGehee. If anyone has information to share we would greatly appreciate your help.

Obit for John H. McGahey, son of John Alexander McGahey from Arkansas

RedRiverTXOK — 2011-08-18 22:16:17Z

Dallas Morning Herald
Dallas, Texas
November 24, 1968

JOHN H. MCGAHEY
Funeral services for JOHN HERBERT MCGAHEY, age 68, of 7739 Claremont, a retired electrician, will be Monday at Jerome J. Crane Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Calvary Hill Cemetery. McGahey died here Friday. He was born in Salem, Arkansas, and had lived here since 1930. He was a member of the Local 50, Electrical Workers Union for 27 years. He was a Methodist. Survivors: wife, a brother OTIS MCGAHEY of Wichita Falls, a sister Mrs. MAE PIPPINS of Fort Worth, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Name: John Herbert Mcgahey
Death Date: 22 Nov 1968
Death Place: Dallas, Dallas, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: white
Death Age: 68 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1900
Birthplace: Salem, Arkansas
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: John Alexander Mcgahey
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Amanda Victoria Mcadams
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Electrician
Place of Residence: Dallas, Dallas, Texas
Cemetery: Calvary Hill Cemetery
Burial Place: Dallas, Texas
Burial Date: 25 Nov 1968
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2137189
Digital Film Number: 4029793
Image Number: 2375
Reference Number: cn76821
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Otis McGahey:
Name: Ottis Mcgahey
Death Date: 14 Jun 1969
Death Place: Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian
Death Age: 78 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 01 Jun 1891
Birthplace: Alabama
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: John A. Mcgahey
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Amanda Adams
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Farming
Place of Residence: Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas
Cemetery: City Cemetery
Burial Place: Royse City, Texas
Burial Date: 14 Jun 1969
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2137518
Digital Film Number: 4029610
Image Number: 1857
Reference Number: CN 45693
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976