Watkins/Taggart ancestry

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  • ID: I911
  • Reference Number: 911
  • Name: John MCMURRAY 1
  • Sex: M
  • Change Date: 20 DEC 2006
  • Reference Number: M176
  • Death: ABT 1789 in North Carolina, USA 1
  • Note: There is reference of John being of Guilford County, NC; he was one fo a compay of pioneers known as "Nottingham Colony," a company organized at the old Nottingham Presbyterian Church, Rising Sun, Maryland, what was at that time Pennsylvania. Buffalo Ridge Church history states Jon McMurray settled on Horsepen Creek in 1744, died 1783; had several children. 1
  • Birth: ABT 1720 1
  • Note: The Bogles, McTeers, and McMurrays were the first settlers to come to Eusebia, first placed settled in Blount County in 1784-85. They came to claim land reserved for NC soldiers for war service. 1



    Marriage 1 Margaret EWING b: ABT 1730
    • Married: 2
    Children
    1. Has No Children William MCMURRAY
    2. Has Children Samuel MCMURRAY b: 1750 in Pennsylvania, USA

    Sources:
    1. Title: McMurray Genforum, Url: http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com/mcmurray
      Abbrev: McMurray Genforum
      Page: posted by Rudy Evans 15 Sep 1999
      Quality: 1
    2. Title: McMurray Genforum, Url: http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com/mcmurray
      Abbrev: McMurray Genforum
      Page: posted by Rudy Evans 15 Sep 1999
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