The following is on page 38 in Chapter X "Daniel McCurdy, Youngest Son of Petheric" of The Ancestral McCurdys Their Origin and Remote History by H. Percy Blanchard (Covenant Publishing Company, London, 1930). A facsimile copy of the book can be seen at
"A fairly large proportion of the branches of the McCurdy family residing in America trace back to this Daniel. . . .
"Daniel, who probably became heir of the "Cairn," Ballintoy, was born in 1677, and died in 1747. He married Margaret Laughlin, probably of a Scottish refugee family. They had at least six children:
(1) Cecilia, born about 1694, died 1779;
(2) Patrick, born 1700, died 1798;
(3) Daniel, born 1702;
(4) James, born 1706;
(5) Margaret, born 1710, died 1810;
(6) Neil, born 1711, died 1808."
Sources
The Ancestral McCurdys Their Origin and Remote History by H. Percy Blanchard (Covenant Publishing Company, London, 1930)
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McCready-59 and McCurdy-94 are not ready to be merged because: The wives and children are different. I have no idea which is correct. If you know, I will be happy to approve the merge and let you make any needed changes.
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McCready-59 and McCurdy-94 appear to represent the same person because: Either the parents are incorrect, or the last name at birth is incorrect. IF the parents are correct, please merge into McCurdy and make McCready the current last name....thank you.