John McDougle (1730 - 1778)
John
McDougle
Born in Maryland
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Brother of
Alexander McDougle
Husband of
Charity (DuVall) McDougle
— married
[location unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
Ann Charity McDougle,
Samuel McDougle,
Alexander McDougle,
Elizabeth (McDougle) Duke,
Benjamin McDougle,
Mary McDougle,
Sarah (McDougle) McBee and
Charity (McDougle) Barnes
Died in McCellandtown, Fayette Co., PA
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John MCDOUGLE enlisted from Frederick Co. MD 21 April 1778 and was discharged as dead 1 July 1778. He was a private in the Second Regiment Maryland Troops, John Eccleston Corp. commanded by Col. Thomas Price. He held the rank of private. He was hospitalized 15 June 1778 and died 1 July 1778, being in the service just 2 months and 11 days. He died at McClellandtown, PA.
John was married to Charity DuVall on 20 Feb 1757 by Rev. William Brogden of Queen Anne Parish in Prince George`s Co. According to the 1776 census of St. John's and Prince George`s Parish, John was age 44 and Charity age 42; their household included males ages 17, 16,13,1 and females ages 15,12,7,5; they had no slaves. In 1778 John and son Samuel, domiciled in Montgomery Co., MD, subscribed an oath of allegiance to the newly independent colonial government. John wrote his name and Samuel made his mark.FROM AN APPLICATION FOR D.A.R. FILED BY NELLE MCDOUGLE
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- Scott McDougle : Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 67 markers, haplogroup R-M269, FTDNA kit #284027
- David McDougle : AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A191195, Ancestry member DMMc1959
- Lisa (Gigler) Moeller : AncestryDNA, Ancestry member gelluminations
- Dan Burner : AncestryDNA, Ancestry member danburner
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