John
McVean
Born about in Botaurnie, Glen Lochay, Perthshire, Scotland
Ancestors 
Son of John McVean
and Margaret McIntyre
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Catharine Cameron
— married
15 Jun 1794 in Killin, Perth, Scotland
Descendants 
Father of
Archibald McVean
Died about
at about age 54
in Wheatland, Monroe County, New York
Profile last modified
| Created 26 Jan 2019
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Biography
John was born 10 April 1770. He passed away about 1825.
John McVean was married in Killin parish, on 15 June 1794, to Catharine Cameron (also appears Catherine, Katharine).
Sources
- A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S. A. By Donald Whyte. Genealogical Publishing. 2009.
- History of Monroe County, New York. By W. H. McIntosh. W.E. Morrison publishing, Monroe County (N.Y.) 1877.
- The Democrat & Chronicle newspaper of Rochester, New York. Tuesday, December 7, 1886. Page 3.
- Church records of Killin Parish, Perth.
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