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John W. McKinney (1776 - 1821)

John W. McKinney
Born in Sussex, Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 13 Mar 1802 in York, South Carolinamap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 45 in Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United Statesmap
Profile last modified | Created 18 Jan 2014
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Biography

John W McKinney was born 18 Feb 1776 in Sussex County, Virginia. He was the son of Daniel McKinney (1747-1835) and Sarah (Weathers) McKinney (1747-abt.1815). [1]John had the following siblings:

  1. Mary "Polly" who married Archibald Murphy,
  2. Nancy who married William Crowder;
  3. Sarah who married Richard Horn,
  4. William who married Amy Dugger;
  5. Rebekah who married George Julian II;
  6. Jesse who married Elizabeth Masters;
  7. Seth who married Elizabeth Kennedy,
  8. James who married Susan Sheppard.

Marriage

John married Nancy (Horn) McKinney (abt.1781-1833) on Mar 13, 1802 in York Co., SC. She was the daughter of Abisha Horn & Ann Ricks. Between 1790-1800, they moved to Roane Co., TN, and settled on a point known as "Indian Bottoms", across the Clinch river from the present-day-Oakridge K25 Plant.

Children

John and Nancy had the following children:

  1. Ananias (buried at this cem.) b. 1 Dec 1805 d. 31 Dec 1822 who married Elizabeth Howard b. 14 Feb 1811 d. 8 Sep 1892;
  2. James McKinney b. 1809 who married Sarah "Jincy" and moved to KS;
  3. Jesse McKinney b. 1808 m. 24 Feb 1829 in Roane Co., TN, Matilda Harvey;
  4. Elisha McKinney b. 5 Aug 1810 in Roane Co., TN, d. 25 Sep 1857 in Roane Co., TN, m. Mary Howard b. 8 Nov 1810 d 23 Sep 1857 (both died in a typhoid epidemic and are buried at this cem.);
  5. Rebeccah b. Oct 23 1812 d. Jul 02, 1885 who married James Iving/Irwin/Ervin; Nancy g. Aug 12, 1815 in Roane Co., TN d. Jun 10, Rusk, Cherokee Co., TX, who married John Francis; and Sarah McKinney b. Mar 30, 1818 d, Oct 28, Rush, Cherokee Co., TX who married James Francis.

John and Nancy purchased the 250 acre "Indian Bottoms" for $550 from Jeremiah McClain on the south side of the Clinch River on 2 Apr 1802.

Military

John was listed in the 1802 Militia of Roane Co., TN, with Capt. Hugh Francis' Co; he signed a petition in 1801 to form Roane Co., TN. John's wife Nancy rode over the mountains on an old gray horse, carrying their few household good wrapped in a homespun sheet.

Death

John died 21 Oct 1821 (aged 45) in Roane County, Tennessee, and is buried in McKinney Cemetery AEC #13, Roane County, Tennessee. [2]

John was born about 1770. John McKinney ... He passed away about 1836. [3]

Research Notes

Conflicting vital information in a merge 4/2023:

  • Born about 1770 [location unknown]
  • Died about 1836 at about age 66 [location unknown]
  • Born 18 Feb 1776 in Sussex, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America
  • Died 21 Oct 1821 at age 45 in Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States

Sources

  1. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11473306/john-w-mckinney
  2. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11473306/john-w-mckinney
  3. First-hand information as remembered by Langley Howse, Friday, April 18, 2014. Replace this citation if there is another source.




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McKinney-1702 and McKinney-1549 appear to represent the same person because: Same name, same wife, same daughter
posted by Neal Parker

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