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1. Re: [MCGEHEE] McGehee's of Hamilton Co. Illinois in 1800's [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xI0.2ACIB/398.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I believe I have some info that may interrest you on Benjamin F.Mcgehee. Because of the Taylor name and the proximity to southern ILL this may fit in. I have in 1850 census for Graves Co KY 2 children Benjamin F . age 8 and his sister Mary age 11. Both are orphans living with James Knox Polk Taylor and his wife Eli
2. Re: [MCGEHEE] McGehee's of Hamilton Co. Illinois in 1800's [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xI0.2ACIB/398.2.1 Message Board Post: Many Thanks for the reply and the data Chas, This is exactly what we were hoping for ! My friend Kevin McGehee knew very little about his ancesters and all we had was what I could find in census records. Your data fits what we had perfectly. We are convinced Kevins father (Harry) was the son of Harvey although we ha
3. Re: [MCGEHEE] Delay in Results [1]
I got the exact same message regarding 67 marker results for Richard L. Linda -----Original Message----- From: Lori Sent: Tue, 12 December 2006 09:20:34 To: mcgehee@rootsweb.com Subject: [MCGEHEE] Delay in Results This is the email I received... Lori A very small percentage of the tests we perform do not return conclusive results the first time we test. In these cases, the samples do not produce a reading that allows our lab to determine with 100% certainty the values for one
4. Re: [MCGEHEE] Knew it was inevitable [1]
Why would you think Richard L. doesn't belong in this group? More than likely the connection is back in the late 1700's someplace based on a 37 marker match. I think all of us at this 37 marker exact match, can trace back to TN or NC early 1800's; so why would you think that just because Richard stayed in TN and didn't go to IL or MO that he wouldn't belong in this group? Linda Since all match on 37 and we don't know about the 67 yet then why does everyone think all these families are connected clos
5. Re: [MCGEHEE] John McGee in MO---Court record 1843 [0.978894]
Millage/Milledge 1848 was Son of Dudley and married Matilda Harvey. Isaacs bunch married into the Hendrix family according to my records P H SCHRODER wrote: Ok thanks. Who is Milledge? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy McGhee" To: Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 4:02 PM Subject: Re: [MCGEHEE] John McGee in MO---Court record 1843 > Daniel McGhee who married Ivy/Iva Carney in IL is Donald's gr-uncle. One > Elisha was his gr-grandfather. > > P H SCHRODER wrote: YE
6. Re: [MCGEHEE] Thank you Judy [0.978894]
Thank you for the kind words, Jack. I'll keep trying and, hopefully, some if not all of us on the list can make some connections. Happy New Year with many smiles and good health to you all. J Jack McGehee wrote: Judy, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for all your posts. You are posting some great docuemted stuff that will help people now and for a long time to come. I for one really appreciate your work, Happy New Year Jack My Lineage is... James McGehee bn T
7. Re: [MCGEHEE] DNA Results [0.978894]
Lori, Your DNA donor could be Don's brother, and still be 1 marker off, including the 12-marker set. First, and foremost, DNA matches and near-matches imply a common ancestor. Then, it's purely statistical when a near-match branch could have occurred. FTDNA has their calculator you can use to determine "how far back" this takes us. From what I see, FTDNA says there's a 95.27% probability of a common ancestor within the last 8 generations. There's a 71.86% probability within the last 4 generations. Dave
8. [MCGEHEE] For Elizabeth [0.978894]
Here is another Joseph I have. In Mechlenburg Co NC was a Joseph Mcgehee .He married a Brinkley. They had children.Then he died and she remarried a RIGGS and moved to Weakley Co TN . She died in Weakley in 1829. Was one of her children by Joseph also a Joseph Jr who then moved to ILL or MO? Possible. I will see what I have on the Riggs in Weakley.Pat
9. Re: [MCGEHEE] Orville MeGehee [0.978894]
And don't forget Lori has a Orval too. LOL I am going to keeping posting all this until we all figure it out. I found all the Underwoods and Mcgehee files connected in TN but too tired. Will have to post tomorrow on that. I am rushing in case Alzhimers or old timers disease is eating my brain or my gall bladder attacks me fatally. LOL Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Arnall's" To: Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 8:21 PM Subject: Re: [MCGEHEE]
10. Re: [MCGEHEE] greer [0.978894]
Also Winfield had previous marriage and Ardilla from that marriage. Wonder what it says for Winford on the 70 and 80 census. ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Arnall's" To: Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 6:40 AM Subject: [MCGEHEE] greer > >From Ancestry > > 1860 MO Butler, Ash Hill > Jane Greer 28, "Farmeress" TN > Elizabeth, 9 > Winfield, 6 > Sarah, 4 > > 1900 MO, Butler, Ash Hill: > > Greer, Winfield S. Feb 1853, 47, married 10 MO TN VA >
11. [MCGEHEE] miles mcgehee [0.978894]
Galveston Daily News Galveston Texas Saturday, June 7, 1902 A Killing at Seguin A Shot was fired and a young man soon expired-two men were arrested Seguin, Tex., June 5-Cameron Riley was shot and killed in this city about midnight last night. Miles McGehee and Walter Chesher, both of San Marcos, were shortly after arrested and lodged in the County Jail to answer to the charge of murder. The three were at a chili stand just north of the Court House Square when apparently without words a shot ra
12. Re: [MCGEHEE] 37/37 DNA Match Locations [0.978894]
According early research done by Gleta Turner, McGhee/McGehee's showed up in IL between 1815-1820. Charles W. McGehee was born IL 1820 Jack McGehee wrote: Oops, got two things mixed up. Sorry. One thing I did notice is that there is a consistency in some lines to go to Illinois between 1820-1830 and also that we have a consistent pattern of NC, Tenn, Ill, Mo and for some Texas. Considering that the Richard L lines skip Illinois, then we can assume that the constant is not in
13. Re: [MCGEHEE] Franky Rushing McGehee Lackey [0.978894]
Yes and the book I have written by James Webb the new senator in NC was born and raised in northeast Ark and he is a Lackey thru his mother. Tells how they came from Va to Tn to ILL to work coal mines and then his gr grandfather went to Ark to hunt diamonds which is what my McCulloughs/McGehee all did too 1857.Since Judy has the book maybe she can scan the pages on this for us. Its in the last chapter.Plus the Lacky's sued the Mcgehee's in Wilson Co TN in 1810'/20's/ ----- Original Message ----- Fr
14. [MCGEHEE] immigration records [0.978894]
Ancestry still has immigration records free till Dec. 31. Here are the results from a search in the Passenger and Immigration Lists Index 1500s-1900s---(think I limited it to 1600- 1750, but still got some 1800s in results); searched only for soundex of McGehee, place of arrival Virginia; did not list all those names which might be pronounced "McKee"---like Mackie, Michie, Michy, MacKie, M'Kee, Michey, Mickey, Mouke, Meeke, Macke, and how about this one?---McQuhay. I could spend the rest of the month
15. Re: [MCGEHEE] Census Records [0.978894]
Something wrong there. I just did the same thing and got results in TN. You don't have a check mark in exact matches do you? Or sometimes their website acts funny when there are too many users on line. Linda At 04:09 PM 12/10/2006, you wrote: >I don't know whats going on here. I went into Ancestry and entered >in the McGehee and McGhee surnames, then I check each state for 1850. >Here's what Ancestry has: >1850 NO MCGEHEES listed in >AL-CA-Wash.DC-IL-IN-Iowa-KY-LA-MS-NC-OH-SC-TN-TX-VA-NM Terr-OR
16. [MCGEHEE] Fw: Some McGehees in 1880 MO or TX or Ark [0.978894]
Found this old post from Nita. Subject: Some McGehees in 1880 MO or TX or Ark > > http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?christina::mcgehee::714.html
17. [MCGEHEE] White Co., IL [0.978894]
Do we have this one? 1900 IL, White County, Heralds Prairie, Dist 115 McGehee, Dee Head, W. M, Jan 1858, 42, M, 15, IL, IL, IL Ellen, Wife, W, F, Apr 1867, 33, M, 15, IL, IL IL Ollie?, Daughter, W, F, Nov 1886, 13 Ora, Son, W, M, Nov 1888, 11 Dora, Daughter, W, M, (yes, it has M instead of F) , Jan 1891, 9, S, IL, IL, IL Harrison, Bryant, Step son, W, M, Sept 1884, 15 (16 slashed through, and 15 written above it), S, IL, IL, IL Rai
18. Re: [MCGEHEE] Idea [0.978894]
I think you meant Fanny huh? Fanny Cunnington. I found Lydia Wilkinson in Indiana census for 1880. She was only 8 years old. She has a brother John 11, Her mother is Sarah A.Wallingford. Lydia was born 1871-1872. She married Dan nnear Marble Hill, Bollinger MO in Sept 1889. I've searched for Fanny under her maiden name and also with a son. No luck. I looked for her in KS, MO, IL and IN. There are lots of Cunninghams around the areas where the mcGhees lived, but the ones I found had married men of other su
19. [MCGEHEE] A.J. Mcgehee [0.978894]
Wise county Texas - in a group of counties my family frequented during this time. A.J McGeehee born in 1830 in Illinois. His father was born in NC and his mother in KY wife - Thalia J McGeehee a white female either 34 or 54 I cant tell. born in Arkansas , father born in Kentucky and mother in Arkansas. 1 child with the family Andrew A. McGeehee - age 14, born in Missouri My Lineage is... James McGehee bn Tenn 1780 John McGehee bn Tenn 1810 James McGehee bn Mo 1847 Albert Lee McGehee bn Tex
20. [MCGEHEE] Family Line [0.978894]
Here goes... 1830 Census - Wayne County, Missouri John McGehee - These children listed are mainly (probably) from his first wife.. 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-10; 1 male 30-40 (John) 1 female under 5; 1 female 20-30 1840 Census - Harain Township, Conway County, Arkansas John McGehee - 1 male 10-15; 1 male 30-40 (John); 2 females under 5; 1 female 5-10; 1 female 20-30 According to Conway County, Arkansas - Tax Records, John paid taxes in the years 1842-1855, 1858-1868. No record of him in 1856 or 185
21. [MCGEHEE] More [0.978894]
Overton Books up to 1845. I am tired and will just post the Mc's in here. There is a George Mcgee listed with Oglesby and both allowed money as Sheriffs, Then John Duke appt overseer of road from Chapins to Roaring River to John Maxwell,Barnabas West,Rueben Wilson,John KITCHENS (Kinchen) Wilson West , And SOLLOMON MCGEEHEE to work under him as hands.This was in 1846 and I hardly think that old Solomon born 17's was in shape to be a road hand. But at least it tells uus where he lived.
22. [MCGEHEE] Elihu McGehee - AL [0.978894]
Elika McGehee w/wife Nancy listed in AL census is really Elihu when blown up on the screen. Don and/or Judy McGhee
23. Re: [MCGEHEE] Solomon [0.978894]
Yes and don't forget to look for Solomon in Smith Co where he was 1820/30/40 with sons Nathan and others before going to Overton. Plus he is on 1810 for Dickson Co with son Micajah. So we have a Solomon b 1775 on 1850 and then b 1763 on 1860. Forgot the ages on the Smith Co TN census. maybe you can do that one too. Cela is either b 1802 or 1809 depending on which census. But lets not forget the Giles Mcgehee living in White /Warren Co TN before 1850 who had gone to Mo with a John Mcgehee.White brok
24. Re: [MCGEHEE] 37/37 DNA Match Locations [0.978894]
Kitty, I was (for now) working only on those who are exact 37 marker matches to Richard L. This includes the lines of Dave and Judy, Elizabeth, Jack's cousin, Lori, etc. I show your line at a distance of -2 at 37 markers to this small group we are trying to pull together. Would love, later on, to include those at distance 1 and 2; but trying to concentrate on exact matches only at this time. Hopefully the pending 67 markers will tell us more. I'm trying to keep the current project small in hopes
25. Re: [MCGEHEE] 37/37 DNA match [0.978894]
This is what I have to do as well. Here is my thought. As I said in an earlier email - I have accounted for all my line back to 1780, unless there is a mistake somewhere - which I cannot rule out. I think that if I could figure out where my James was born and who his father was that would point to a lot of the answers I need. I would suspect that my James was a brother to whoever Joseph Daniel's father was, and likely he was a brother to whoever Richard's father was. This would explain the DNA conecti
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