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EXTENSIVE BIO: Captain James P - Genealogy. com James Patterson, son of Captain James, married Jane Harris, daughter of John Harris, founder of Mifflintown George, youngest son of Captain James, married Jane, daughter of Colonel James Burd, the most noted military man in this province during the French and Indian War
Re: EXTENSIVE BIO: Captain Jam - Genealogy. com The site was known as Patterson's Fort They eventually owned more than 1,000 acres with 3 additional warrents dated Feb 5, 1755, Feb 6, 1755, and July 10, 1755 James is buried in the Mexico Town Cemetary in an unmarked grave The site is about 100 yards from Patterson's Fort
PATTERSON FAMILY HISTORIES - Genealogy. com PATTERSON FAMILY HISTORIES By Cathy Farrell February 22, 2008 at 02:17:40 “History of Allegheny County Pennsylvania” In Two Parts Chicago, ILL : A Warner Co , Publishers, 1889 pg 641 “ROBERT PATTERSON, farmer, post office Duquesne, was born Oct 15, 1820, in Mifflin township, this county His grandfather, ROBERT PATTERSON, a native of Ireland, settled first east of the mountains, and
Re: Patterson, William and Sar - Genealogy. com I'm still agonizing over how to tell whether, e g , the William Patterson in Lancaster county PA is the same William Patterson we see in Berkeley county VA There's also reference to an Agnes Patterson (daughter of Angus Patterson) and Ann Patterson (daughter of William Patterson) marrying in 1782 to Philip Pendleton and both seem to cite
PATTERSON FAMILY - Genealogy. com PATTERSON FAMILY By Jerry Scott August 24, 2014 at 04:05:42 THE PATTERSON FAMILY My direct descendants are in bold type This is a work in progress Much of my direct line is documented, but some may not be If there is a question, I usually include words like "seems likely" or "possibly" in hopes that it may help someone else or eventually get me closer to documentation Also, I do make
Pendleton Abbeville, SC ; GA - Genealogy. com Roly Patterson 10100 00100 (Rolean Patterson b 1795 Pendleton, 96th District, SC d >1850 Pickens, GA) The 1810 census shows 3 possibilities: James, John and Nancy for my James, who would be about 15-20 in 1810 with James being the most likely
Genealogy of the Greenlee Fami - Genealogy. com An excerpt of the information appearing in the book by R S R L GREENLEE is reproduced below A daughter of Margaret (GREENLEE) Samuel BARR, Ellen (BARR) HOLMAN, was living in Titusville when the book was published James Ann (PATTERSON) GREENLEE raised their family in the Franklin Area during the late 1700's and early 1800's
Dever, Co. Donegal gt; Canada, 1 - Genealogy. com Anna Maria m Edward Parker Patterson m M Ackerman Sarah Jane m William Nichols, William Creelman William Macauley m Alice Monkman Margaret m Walter Dundas Mary m Fred WhalleyI don't have any other information on James' parents But do know that he listed Milford as place of residence on the ship passenger list when he left Ireland
William Patterson and Mary Mer - Genealogy. com William Patterson and Mary Mercer of Jessamine Co , KY By John Hoff May 31, 2013 at 08:39:54 I'd like to discuss this family with anyone who is interested I can send you a better copy of this information if you e-mail me at johnhoff3@cox net 1 William Pattersonwas born about 1750 in VA or Scotland He died in 1808 1809 in Jessamine Co , KY Numerous researchers claim that the Patterson