Margaret (McQuown) Haney (bef. 1732 - abt. 1800)

Born before 1732 in Ballybay, County Monaghan, Ireland

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Descendants

Died about 1800 after about age 68 in Washington, Pennsylvania, United States

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Biography

1730

Margaret MCQUOWN was the daughter of James and Isabella STEWART MCQUOWN. She was born about 1734 since Henry, her brother, was born in 1732 and she is named after him in the H. Thomas note that accompanied the family when they sailed for America in 1736.

James and Isabella (Stewart) Mcquown sailed with their family from Ballybay, County Monaghan, Ireland landing in New Castle, Delaware and then journeying on to Bedminster Twp., Somerset Co., New Jersey.

The parents had a note from their Pastor in Ballybay which mentions Margaret.

[Note: The following certificate was in the possession of Mrs. Charles McBride who was Ann, daughter of Anna and William PETTIT. Anna MCEWEN [MCQUOWN] PETITT was the sister to Francis MCEWEN [MCQUOWN], Senior.]

“Tullycorbet, [Monaghan Co., No. Ireland] May the 19th 1736 The bearer, James McKeun with his wife Isabel and their children, William, Joan, Henry and Margaret McKeun have been orderly members of this congregation, he from his infancy and she from her marriage, still free from all public scandal or church censure and in good repute and now designing to transport themselves with Divine concurrence into some of the Protestant colonies of America, we heartily recommend them to the care and Christian fellowship of any religious society where God’s providence shall order their lot. Certified by H. Thompson, minister.” ^[1][2]

1750

William CALDWELL married Margaret MCQUOWN about 1753 in Bucks Co., PA.

Notes and Queries William Caldwell b. Oct. 5, 1726; m. Margaret McCune (McQuown of McEwen) (b. in 1734). No dates of death are given. They settled first in the Cumberland Valley, moving to Western Pennsylvania at the beginning of the Revolution. ^[3]

It is suspected that the William CALDWELL she married is related to the Elizabeth CALDWELL her brother Henry married. If that is true then William CALDWELL was born in County Longford, in the Kingdom of Ireland to Thomas and Jane (COWEN) CALDWELL. Her family came to America in 1747 and settled in Somerset Co., NJ.

William and Margaret (McQuown Caldwell’s children were:

1. Isabel CALDWELL b. 1754 who first married Nathaniel TEMPLETON. About Isabella Caldwell. She was one of the pioneer mothers of the West. She lived to be 104 years of age. Several years of her widowhood were passed with her children on an exposed frontier, where she was often compelled to seek refuge in the block house as protection from the prowling savages. Her second marriage was to Captain William Riddle. She was called “Aunt Libbie” by her relatives. Her children with Nathaniel TEMPLETON were: 1, Margaret, b. Dec. 21, 1777. 2, John, b. April 22, 1779. Nathaniel TEMPLETON was killed in the Sandusky (Crawford’s) expedition of 1782

Isabel next married Capt. William RIDDLE. Her children with William Riddle were:: 1, David, b. March 5, 1785; he was a major in the War of 1812; fell in a duel at Mobile, Alabama. 2. Samuel, b. Sept, 5, 1788; was a lieutenant in the War of 1812; died at Baton Rouge. 3. Thomas, b. July 23, 1790. 4. Abraham, b. 1795. 5. Katherine, b. 1797; d. 1880. ^[4]

2. Thomas CALDWELL b. May 15, 1756, d. Nov. 17, 1764.

3. James CALDWELL b. 1758. d. 1778

4. Jane CALDWELL b. Feb. 20, 1760 who married Robert GUTHERIE.

5. Margaret CALDWELL b. Nov. 20, 1764 who married Michael NICHOLS and in 183 in Muskingum Co., Ohio.

6. William CALDWELL Jr. b. Sept. 7, 1766.

7. Elizabeth CALDWELL b. Nov. 22, 1769 and married Ambrose CUNNINGHAM.

8. Mary CALDWELL b. March 12, 1771 who married Isaac VAN METER March 9, 1797. Isaac was the son of Joseph and Margaret or Drusilla (MORGAN) VAN METER, d. July 4, 1835. Isaac crossed the Ohio into Indiana where all his children except Margaret were born on a farm near Anderson. He finally disposed of his homestead and emigrated with two or three of his brothers to Bourbon Co., Kentucky. Isaac is said to have died near Chesterfield, Madison Co., KY.^[5]

9. Eleanor CALDWELL b. April 15, 1773.

10. Martha CALDWELL b. Oct. 10, 1775 married first, Alexander ANDERSON and second, James BROTHERTON.

11. Agnes CALDWELL b. Aug. 4, 1777 married a Mr. HACKETT.^[6][7][8][9]

1760

Middleton Twp. Tax List for 1762:

Robert and Charles CALDWELL, William FLEMING, John and Andrew GREGG, Samuel LAMB, William RIDDLE, Widow TEMPLETON, Widow WILLIAMSON…

Carlisle Tax List for 1762:

Nathaniel WALLACE, William CALDWELL, James and Thomas FLEMING, Robert GUTHRIE, William RODEMAN, James TEMPLETON… [Note: The family names are all found married to the MCQUOWN family.] ^[10]

“Rev. or Dr. Brother As Your bearer Henry MCQUOWN mist of getting a certificate [unclear] when he went into your parts, these are to request favor of you to Baptise his children, as juircer? stand? In your neighbor and you will oblige your friend. [Signed] James McCrea – Bedminster [Somerset Co., NJ] December 16th, 1765. [Note: This seems to make the move of Henry and Elizabeth (Caldwell) MCQUOWN to Cumberland County, PA shortly before this date and possibly also Margaret MCQUOWN and William CALDWELL.]^[11]

On January 1768 William CALDWELL applied for a warrant for 200 acres of land in Antrim Twp., Cumberland Co.., PA adjacent John Stoner and Jacob Ganfs.^[12]

NOTE

The following men are not our William CALDWELL as he may moved to Cumberland Co., PA with his in-laws, James MCQUOWN and Isabella STEWART.

The will of William CALDWELL written Oct. 27, 1771 mentions a wife , Elizabeth; children John, William and Joseph CALDWELL and daughters Mary DEMUNS and Elizabeth DEMUND and youngest daughter, Margaret CALDWELL.^[13]

Lamington Burying Ground Inscriptions:

Elizabeth CALDWELL (wife of William CALDWELL) D. Sept. 21, 1774 in 67th year [b. 1707];

Dr. Joseph CALDWELL, d. April 19, 1773, in 28th year [b. 1745];

Capt. William CALDWELL, D. Nov. 26, 1771 in 70th year [b.1701].^[14]

The following men from Somerset Co., New Jersey served under Capt. Ten Eyck’s Company in the Continental Army:

John CALDWELL

William CALDWELL^[15]

REVOLUTIONARY WAR SERVICE COMMENTS

[Note: The Following references to military service pertain to a different William Caldwell who died in Miami, Ohio in 1791; several years after Margaret's husband died in 1787. William would have been too old to serve in the Revolutionary War.] DAR pg. 60 3. John James CALDWELL married Sarah CRAIG 4. William CALDWELL married Margaret MCCUNE (MCQUOWN)

William CALDWELL (1726-1791) ENLISTED IN 1772 as private in the 11th Regiment of Pennsylvania Troops. He was born in Pennsylvania and died in Miami, Ohio. Also No. 104181 [Note: this regiment was raised in the Philadelphia are but also included men from Cumberland Co.]

FINDAGRAVE Record of Burial Place of Veteran

William CALDWELL served in the Revolutionary War from 1778-1783 with the Westmoreland Frontier (Organization); serving as a Ranger (rank); He is buried in Long Run Presbyterian Cemetery, North Huntington Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA.

The following information concerns another William CALDWELL.

William CALDWELL fought in the 11 TH Pennsylvania Regiment in the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in the 11th Pennsylvania Regiment in 1777 and served as a private. DAR Patriot Index, 1966, pg 109, William Cadwell b. 10/5/1726 d. 11/4/1791 married Margaret McCune Pvt. PA. DAR application makes reference to Vol. 4, 5th Series Pennsylvania Archives, page 177. I have proven to National DAR that this is not when he died.

This DAR information is wrong for several reasons:

William CALDWELL was born around 1726 and would be 50 years old at the start of the War and this was too old for active service, though he would still have belonged to his local militia.

It may be that this is William CALDWELL JR., as he was bot in 1766 and would be 20 years old at the start of the Revolutionary War.

The Regiment was authorized on September 16, 1776 in the Continental Army as the 11th Pennsylvania Regiment. It was assigned on December 27, 1776 to the Main Continental Army. Organized in spring 1777 at Philadelphia to consist of 8 companies from Philadelphia City and Berks, Chester, Philadelphia, Cumberland and Northumberland Counties. The death date of Nov. 4, 1791 does not match William’s death in 1787.

The location of the death in Ohio is also incorrect and William died in Washington Co., PA.

END REVOLUTIONARY WAR NOTES

1780

We the Commissioners appointed for adjusting the Claims to unpatented lands in ye Counties of Monongalia Yohga & Ogio do certify that Jesse Martin is entitled to 400 acres of land in Ohio County on the waters of Buffalo Creek to include his settlement made in the year of our Lord 1772 , also a right in preemption to 1,000 acres adjoining thereto – Granted out hand in Redstone old for the Dec. 6, 1779.in the fourth year of the Commonwealth. The above Certificate is duly recorded by Robt. Woods March 10, 1780 and returned Feb. 24, 1786 to S. G. Office. Neighbors adjacent to the parcel are: ____ Slemmens, Henry Martin, John Smiley, William Smiley, Hugh Breckenridge and John Johnston.

http://genforum.genealogy.com Posted by: Linda (Noland) Layman Subject: Re: MCEWEN, William, b. ca 1852, lived PA. Post Date: February 25, 2005 at 16:01:41 Message URL: http://genforum/genealogy.com The original links are invalid, the threads have been deleted (noticed Oct 2021)

I have a copy of a paper, possibly a will, written by James McEwan and witnessed by William Smiley. James mentions a son, Henry, dtr. Elizabeth Hackett (prob. wife of George) dtrs. Jane Torbett (?) and Margaret Caldwell. The date looks like 1781 and the location was Middleton, Cumberland Co. PA.

There are some similarities with names in my line of McCunes and Caldwells. My ancestor William Caldwell married Margaret McCune, born about 1727 in Cumberland Co. One of their daughters married a Hackett and William was in business with a William Smiley. William and his family were living in Washington Co., PA, when he died in 1787.

“James McEwen died prior to Sept. 22, 1781 apparently in Middleton Twp., Cumberland Co., PA when his will was probated. It was written Sept. 15, 1781 and recorded in Cumberland Co., PA Will book D pp. 52-53. It is quoted below:

In the name of God Amen – I James McEwen of the township of Middleton, County of Cumberland and State of Pennsylvania being sick and weak of Body but of Perfect Mind and Memory Thanks be to Almighty God for the same Therefore do ordain this my last will and Testament in Manner and form following (Viz) First I recommend my Soul to God ........and my body to be buried in Decent Christian Burial at the Discretion of my Executors and as concerning what worldly substance may remain after Defraying said expense of Burial etc. I Do Ordain it to be divided in manner and form following; Viz “First I give and bequeath to my beloved son Henry McEwen my Silver Watch....; Secondly I do give and bequeath to my well beloved daughter Elizabeth Hackett my Feather Bed .. and all my house furniture etc. Furthermore I allow that my mare be sold for cash and my debts collected by my sons Henry McEwen and George Hackett whom I ordain sole executors and after payment of my burial and other charges the remainder shall be Divided in manner following: I bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Hackett the one third part of all my said monies when collected the remaining Two Thirds to be equally divided Between my son Henry McEwen and my daughters Jane Forbett and Margaret Caldwell (or their heirs) And further I do hereby revoke all former wills by me made Witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of September 1781.. Signed James (his X mark) McEwen Witnesses: Alexr. Irvine, James Briden, Robt Cunningham..” The estate was inventoried Jan. 7, 1788 and the beneficiaries agreed that their mother, Margaret CALDWELL had disposed of the estate properly. Will Book #1 shows William Caldwell made a will dated 10 April 1787 which was probated 31 December 1787. The will lists his wife, daughters and son. There a number of deeds in the Washington County deed books dealing with the division and selling of Williams land which give more information on the family and the daughter Isabella’s husbands. From the deeds we know that William left land in Hopewell Township and the original tract was for 399 7/8 acres. He had obtained a Patent on the land on the 11 September 1786 and it is listed in Patent Book No 6. page 444.^[16]

Tax Records of Hopewell Twp., Washington Co., PA:

1781 - William CALDWELL – 300 acres - value 112 pounds.

1783 - William CALDWELL – 300 acres, 2 horses, 2 cows, 1 sheep – value 116 pounds 1785 - William CALDWELL

William Caldwell applies for 50 acres of land including and improvement, lying on the waters of Buffalo Creek joining his other land, William Smiley, Sandor? Brown NS James Vinson, improved in the year 1786. Interest to be paid from March 1786; approved Sept. 4, 1786. William Caldwell applies for a warrant # 148 on Sept. 6. 1786 for 50 acres in Washington Co.,; Returned April 25, 1797, 64.140 Acres; Patentee: Warrantee; Recorded Book P-31-452; Survey C45-26.– A draught of land called “Transter”, situate on the waters of Buffalo Creek in Washington Co., executed March 6, 1790 in pursuance of a warrant granted to William Caldwell for 50 Acres dated Sept. 6, 1786. ^[17]

William CALDWELL Warrant # 149 on Sept. 8, 1786 accepts 399 7/8 acres returned April 25, 1797 for 399.140 acres Recorded in Book P-6, page 444; survey C25-234 recorded in Book C025 pg 470. A draught of a survey called “Sidon” on Buffalo Creek in Washington County cont’g 399 acres 146 ps strict measure executed March 20 1786 in consequence of a certificate for 400 acres granted William CALDWELL by the Commissioners appointed for Virginia in the counties of Monongalia Yohga’ & Ohio and duly entered with ye county surveyor as appears from the authenticated list transmitted from ye Surveyor General office entered Nov. 23, 1779. Returned May 3, 1786. The property neighbors are James VINCENT, William CALDWELL’S other property, William SMILEY, John CAIN, James GILLESPIE AND Abraham CUNNINGHAM.^[18]

Nearby properties on Buffalo Creek are owned by David CALDWELL, Samuel and Robert CALDWELL and John SMILEY. These may be brothers or cousins of William CALDWELL and William SMILEY.

Robert Caldwell on Warrant # 150 Accepts 405 -1/8 acres in Buffalo Twp. On Sept.11, 1786; Returned Sept. 14, 1786; 405.20 Acres; Patentee: Warrantee; Recorded in Book P-6-485; Survey C25-236. 2nd page of Survey: Washington; 405 Acres 30 perches; Jesse Martin, Robert Caldwell; Ret’d Sept. 14, 1786 to Robert Caldwell assee.

Survey on land situates on the waters of Buffalo Creek called “Buffalo” containing 405 acres 30 perches. Surveyed April 15, 1785 in pursuance of the hereto Ennex’d Certificate granted to Jesse Martin. ^[19]

“Abstracts of Washington County Pennsylvania Will books 1 – 5 (1776 – 1841)” recompiled by Bob and Mary Closson; page 24: CALDWELL, WILLIAM, Buffalo Creek (Page 76) DATED: 10 April 1787 PROBATED: 31 Dec. 1787 EXEC: Not names WIT: H. W. Snodgrass, James Scott, Mathew Marret, William Caldwell and Elizabeth Caldwell BENE: WIFE: Elizabeth; SON: William; DAU”S Margaret, Elizabeth, Marcy, Eleanor, Agnes, Isabel, Jean and Martha MENTIONS: Son – William – received land on Buffalo Creek and debt to Nathaniel Templeton’s estate. Daughter – Agnes – received land adj. Roats Guttery, Wm. Orr, James Vincent and Edward Smith. ACCT #: C-9-1789 [Note: William was married to Margaret MCQUOWN. The reference to his wife being Elizabeth is a mistake by the recorder.]

David Caldwell on Warrant # 195 accepts 400 Acres on March 1, 1788; Returned March 13, 1788 for 400 Acres; Patentee: Warrantee: Recorded in Book P-14-19; Survey C35-182. Survey: The above is a draught of a tract of land lying on the waters of Buffalo Creek, Washington County called “Fox Hall” containing 400 acres Strict Measure, surveyed June 21, 1787 in pursuance of a Virginia Certificate granted to David Caldwell by the Commissionaires for adjusting claims to unpatented lands. Entered Feb. 1, 1780; Returned: Feb 26, 1788. Neighbors are: George Ramsey, Joseph Piles, David Williamson and Edward Anderson. ^[20]

Tax Records of Hopewell Twp., Washington Co., PA:

1787 - William CALDWELL

William CALDWELL died Nov. 4, 1787. He wrote his will April 10, 1787 and died before Dec 31, 1787 when his will was probated in Washington Co., PA. At the time the family lived in Buffalo Creek Twp. He did not name an executor. The will was witnessed by H.W. Snodgrass, James Scott, Mathew Marret, William CALDWELL and Elizabeth CALDWELL. The beneficiaries were: His wife Elizabeth (a mistake by recorder as his wife was Margaret); Son William; Daughters: Margaret, Elizabeth, Marcy, Eleanor, Agnes, Isabel, Jean and Martha. Mentions: Son - William - received land on Buffalo Creek and debt to Nathaniel Templeton's estate. Daughter - Agnes - received land adjacent to Roats Guttery, William Orr, James Vincent and Edward Smith. Acct #: C-9-1789^[21]

There a number of deeds in the Washington County deed books dealing with the division and selling of William’s land which give more information on the family and the daughter Isabella’s husbands. From the deeds we know that William left land in Hopewell Township and the original tract was for 399 7/8 acres. He had obtained a Patent on the land on the 11 September 1786 and it is listed in Patent Book No 6. Page 444. (This also appears below his will)

Tax Records of Hopewell Twp., Washington Co., PA (con’t):

1789 – Margaret CALDWELL – widow – exonerated (excused from paying taxes.).

1790

1790 Federal Census for No Twp. Stated, Washington Co., PA; page 204, image 31/31:

Margaret [MCQUOWN] CALWEL [CALDWELL] 0 0 6 0 0

Margaret CALWELL F any age [b. bef 1736, Ireland];

Margaret F any age [b. Nov. 20, 1764];

Mary F any age [b. March 12, 1771];

Eleanor F any age [b. April 15, 1773];

Martha F any age [b. Oct. 1, 1775];

Agnes F any age [b. Aug. 4, 1777].

[Note: Margaret is the daughter of James and Isabella (STEWARD) MCEWEN. Her husband William CALDWELL is reported to have died Nov. 4, 1791 in Miami Co., Ohio so he may have been establishing a new farm for the family.]

On the same page are:

Ambrose CUNNINGHAM 1 2 3 0 0.., husband of Elizabeth CALDWELL, daughter of William and Margaret [MCQUOWN] CALDWELL.

James Templeton 1 0 3 0 0

David Callwell (Caldwell) 1 1 2 0 0

Samuel Callwell (Caldwell) 1 1 3 0 0

Jno SMILEY who may be related to the witness of an early will written by James MCEWEN.

David and Samuel CALWELL, probably cousins of Margaret CALDWELL’s children.

Mathew and James TEMPLETON possibly related to Nathaniel TEMPLETON who married Isabella CALDWELL, daughter of William and Margaret (MCEWEN) CALDWELL.] .^[22]

FINDAGRAVE BIOGRAPHY FOR WILLIAM CALDWELL

William Caldwell BIRTH: 5 Oct 1726, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA DEATH: 4 Nov 1791 (aged 65), Belmont County, Ohio, USA BURIAL: Long Run Presbyterian Cemetery, North Huntingdon Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA PLOT According to Dept. of Military Affairs a headstone is present in the central part of the cemetery MEMORIAL ID 216896593

Tax Records of Hopewell Twp., Washington Co., PA (con’t):

1791 - Margaret CALDWELL - 200 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow.

1792 - Margaret HANEY – 1 horse, 1 cow.

Margaret CALDWELL married a Mr. HANEY in 1792.

The will was finally probated May 11, 1793 and William CALDWELL's wife is referred to as Margaret HANEY.

The tax records for 1794 show Margaret HANEY with 150 acres.

Margaret MCQUOWN CALDWELL HANEY died Nov. 4, 1797 and the children sold the property on Nov. 10, 1797 without Margaret’s name being mentioned.

FINDAGRAVE BIOGRAPHY FOR MARGARET MCQUOWN/MCCUNE/MCEWEN

Margaret McCune or McEwen Caldwell BIRTH 1737 Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA DEATH 1832 (aged 94–95) Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Long Run Presbyterian Cemetery North Huntingdon Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA PLOT No record of interment in Greenlawn Cemetery. MEMORIAL ID 216896633 ·

Find a Grave, database and images (accessed 19 August 2020), memorial page for Margaret McCune Caldwell (1737–1832), Find A Grave: Memorial #216896633, citing Greenlawn Cemetery, Milford, Clermont County, Ohio, USA ; Maintained by Tom B (contributor 46532325) . [Note: This is for a different William Caldwell]

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Further Research

Locate census records for 1800, 1810, 1820 and 1830 for Margaret MCQUOWN CALDWELL. Also locate a marriage to Mr. Haney.

Sources

1. ↑ “Some McEwen Family Roots” by Robert L. McEwen and Jeanne Waters Strong; 1993 LDS Library: US/CAN 929.273 H1 no. 7947, pages 3 and 4: MCEWEN IN PENNSYLVANIA
2. ↑ “History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania” By John Blair Linn, 1883, page 456
3. ↑ Engle’s Pennsylvania Historical and Genealogical Record Page 5 [Note: this in an incomplete reference)
4. ↑ a newspaper article written by Nathaniel, Isabella’s great grandson, John S. TEMPLETON born 1833 and provided by Mark Lozer
5. ↑ The Van Meter Genealogy
6. ↑ Email from Erma Stevenson to Bruce McEwen dtd. July 29, 2009
7. ↑ Rootsweb.ancestry.com/ohfulton/Hanpetc./fam01038.htm “Hamp, Mead, Templeton, Watkins… of Fulton Co., Ohio
8. ↑ GenForum Posted by Linda Reed Re: William Smiley family on Nov. 21, 2004 Http://genforum.genealogy.com/smiley/messages/1381.html
9. ↑ Egle, Historical and Genealogical Notes and Queries; Series 4, Vol. 1, page 6; about 1886
10. ↑ “History or Cumberland County, Pennsylvania” by Beers 1886; page 63 - 64:
11. ↑ “Descendants of James McQuown and Isabella Stewart” by Erma Stevenson; page I
12. ↑ Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania Land Warrants, image 166/825
13. ↑ New Jersey Colonial Documents; Calendar of Wills - 1771 – 1780; page 81
14. ↑ Somerset Co., New Jersey Historical Quarterly, Vol. I and II; Editor: A. Van Dorn Honeyman; Somerset County Historical Society publishers, Somerville, NJ.
15. ↑ History of Hunterdon and Somerset Co., New Jersey by James P. Snell; page 107
16. ↑ “James and Isabella Stewart McEwen descendancy” prepared by Erma Stevenson and Robert L. McEwen and provided to me by Bonnie Carl
17. ↑ AncestryLibrary.com - Pennsylvania Archives – Warrants for Washington Co., PA image 201; also Pennsylvania Archives Land Records for Surveys and Warrants
18. ↑ AncestryLibrary.com - Pennsylvania Archives – Warrants for Washington Co., PA image 201; also Pennsylvania Archives Land Records for Surveys and Warrants
19. ↑ AncestryLibrary.com - Pennsylvania Archives – Warrants for Washington Co., PA image 201; also Pennsylvania Archives Land Records for Surveys and Warrants
20. ↑ AncestryLibrary.com - Pennsylvania Archives – Warrants for Washington Co., PA image 201; also Pennsylvania Archives Land Records for Surveys and Warrants
21. ↑ Abstracts of Washington County Pennsylvania Will Books 1 - 5 (1776 - 1841); recompiled by Mary Clossum by permission of the Citizens Library, Washington Co., PA
22. ↑ AncestryLibrary.com image 31/31

• Abstracts of Washington County Pennsylvania Will Books 1 - 5 (1776 - 1841); recompiled by Mary Clossum by permission of the Citizens Library, Washington Co., PA

• Our McEwen Heritage; the James McEwen family in America since 173, including a McEwen name Background, five generations of McEwen biographies and ten generations of descendants. Related families include: Caldwell, Gregg, Lamb, Pettit, Stuart, Petriken and others –authored by Erma J. Stevenson, assisted by Robert L. McEwen

• WILLIAM CALDWELL & MARGARET MCEWEN (MCCUNE) compiled by Stephen Guthrie; this has extensive CALDWELL and GUTHRIE information.

• James and Isabella Stewart McQuown compiled by Bruce E. McEwen

• Caldwell Family compiled by Bruce E, McEwen

• AncestryLibrary.com for census information.

Acknowledgements

This person was created on 13 September 2010 through the import of 124-DeCoursey.ged.