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Données personnelles Jesse McVeigh 

Source 1Les sources 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Famille de Jesse McVeigh

(1) Il est marié avec Elizabeth Betsy Humphrey.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1814 à Loudoun County, VA, il avait 43 ans.


Enfant(s):

  1. Nancy H McVeigh  1816-1886
  2. Angelina McVeigh  1818-1905
  4. Amanda M. McVeigh  1823-1907
  5. Jesse Humphrey McVeigh  1824-1910 


(2) Il est marié avec Ann Rogers.

Ils se sont mariés le 21 juin 1795 à Littlejohn, Loudoun County, VA, il avait 24 ans.Source 5


Enfant(s):

  1. Margaret McVeigh  1774-1840
  2. Hiram McVeigh  1798-1865 
  3. Eli McVeigh  ± 1798-1859
  4. Townsend McVeigh  1800-1877 
  7. Mary Ann McVeigh  1812-1874 


Notes par Jesse McVeigh

21 May 2010. Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Loudon, VA
«b»
1820 United States Federal Census
«/b»Name: «tab»Jesse McVeigh
Township: «tab»Leesburg
County: «tab»Loudoun
State: «tab»Virginia

Source Citation: Year: 1820; Census Place: Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia; Roll M33_137; Page: 135; Image: 149.

«b» 1830 United States Federal Census«/b»
Name: «tab»Jesse McVeigh
Home in 1830: «tab»Middleburg, Loudoun, Virginia

Source Citation: 1830 U S Census: Middleburg, Loudoun, Virginia, Page: 23; NARA Roll: M19-193; Family History Film: 0029672.

«b» 1840 United States Federal Census«/b»
Name: «tab»Jesse McVeigh
Township: «tab»Jonah Hood
County: «tab»Loudoun
State: «tab»Virginia

Source Citation: Year: 1840; Census Place: Jonah Hood, Loudoun, Virginia; Roll 564; Page: 147; Image: 356; Family History Library Film: 0029688.«b»

From "LOUDOUN DISCOVERED" by Eugene Scheel, pg. 95:«/b»

Quote:

"The McVeighs first settled in Loudoun in 1783. According to Norman McVeigh, his grandfather, Dr. James Harvey McVeigh, coined the name of Macsville, some two decades before the Civil War. The McVeighs were Philadelphians and back in the early 1700s, Jeremiah McVeigh married Mary Potts. They had a son Jonathan, who lived in or near Philadelphia. Jonathan's son Jesse, born in Pennsylvania in 1770, was the first to settle in Loudoun, buying one of the original Middleburg lots from Leven Powell in 1793......

Jesse McVeigh was not the only Loudoun McVeigh of the day. Jeremiah and wife Sarah and Jonathan -- who possibly were brothers of Jesse, owned land in Aldie and on Goose Creek. Their names, however disappeared from deed books after 1804. Jeremiah and Sarah's last sale, on March 17 that year, noted that the land begins "at White Oak Commonly called the Naval Corner.

Jesse McVeigh and his wife Elizabeth had 14 children -- 14 who lived by the time he entered his will in 1833. (S: Have I made a typo on the date?) He indeed was in ill health at the time (he died in 1856), but was a careful and generous provider, indicating that 40 years in Loudoun had brought prosperity through wheat. Each child received either a substantial acreage or a minimum of $108.00 (equivalent to about $5,000.00 today) with most receiving $318.00 and a slave. His eight youngest children are noted as Nancy H Rogers, Angelina, Frances, Elizabeth, Amanda, Jesse H, Jonathan Milton, Benjamin Franklin, and Hannah Virginia.

His eldest set are Eli, the first son, Hiram, Townshend, James Harvey, William Newton and Mary Ann Gibson.

There were two McVeigh plantations when 3rd son James Harvey gave the name of Macsville to the slave dwellings and outbuildings, and warehouses that stood by the Ashby's Gap Turnpike. Both manor houses stand tall today: brick Mount Airy north of the pike, stone Valley View south of the pike. Both stand on land granted to the Reverend Charles Green in 1741. Since 1987, Valley View has been home to Wayne and Juanita Swedenburg's winery....

Through a succession of partial inheritances, Mount Airy passed out of the McVeigh family on Aug 30, 1904, when Richard L Rogers bought the last share from Jesse P McVeigh. Valley View left the family on 2 Jan, 1911, when Milton M Pearson bought the 300 acres from Sallie A, Jane E ?Columbia and Georgia A McVeigh for $10,000.00. And would you know it Milton's nickname was 'Mac', so the Macsville name continued."

END Quote.

S's note: Eugene Scheel also mentions that the 2nd parcel of land purchased by Jesse McVeigh was from John Bayly. (I have Baylys; but know little about them.) Mr. Scheel's books are loaded with so much information. I suggest a purchase if your family came from this area of Virginia.

«b»1880 Loudoun Co, VA Census; Mercer twp; pg. 438a«/b»
R L Rogers, 66, VA VA VA
Nancy H, wife, 64, VA PA VA
Ada H Rogers, 25, VA PA* VA (*Says she was dau, therefore her father was born in VA. Or, did I make a typo?)
A Rust, Sister L, 62 VA PA VA (Angelina McVeigh Rust)
F McVeigh, SisL, 60, VA PA VA
Amanda McVeigh, 58, VA PA VA
M Rogers, G'son, 5, VA PA* VA
Henry Rogers, G'son, 5, VA PA* VA
Others in the household were servants (3 were young children)

«b»Angelina McVeigh was the 3rd wife of John Bushrod Rust. A baby (son I think) was born to Angelina & John B Rust, but died shortly after birth. (Abt 1960)

Angelina, devoted care-giver:
Several years ago, I spoke with a Grandson of John Bushrod Rust. He was a descendant of Angelina's stepson, Cass Rust. He mentioned the family remembered Angelina very fondly. They married about 1859. When John B Rust died, the Civil War was recently over and emotions were high. He said that Angelina had been a wonderful care-giver for the younger members family all during their marriage and after his death. (My Great grandfather, Scott Rust, among them) Bushrod Rust (son of John B Rust & Nancy Robinson McAfee) had returned home with one arm. The family had lost Clay Rust, another son of John B Rust and Nancy McAfee. Clay died in their home from wounds in the War.

I don't want Angelina McVeigh Rust to become only a name and a few dates.
Shirley Starks«/b»

Mary Ann McVeigh married Joshua Gibson on 26 December 1834, in Loudoun County, Virginia. Bonds was made by James H. McVeigh. Mary Ann was the daughter of Jesse, who authorized the license. Witnessed by Francis McVeigh.

From: "Betty"
Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] McVeigh
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 21:21:39 -0500
References:
Just for kicks - here is Jesse McVeigh's will. It seems to describe three
families, so Ann is probably wife 2 and Elizabeth is wife 3. Thank you
Bronwen Souders for the transcription.

Jesse McVeigh made a will on 13 June 1833. In the name of God Amen I, Jessee McVeigh of the County of Loudoun & State of Virginia being at this time of sound mind & Discriminating memory and knowing the uncertainty of life, and truly aware that It is appointed for all men to die, and after Death to come to Judgment and In full hopes at the grate[sic] Day of the General
Reserection to Receive the Crown of glory pronounced from the beginning of the world and In hopes of free Pardon of all my sins, and a Blessed
Inmortality freely and willingly resigning my precious soul to that God who
gave it to me in full hope for the sake of Jesus Christ to receive free
pardon of all my sins. And as for the world good as it has pleased God to
bless me with I give & bequeath in the following manner to wit:

It is my will & desire after all my funeral expenses are paid and all
my Inst debts, that my beloved wife Elizabeth shall enjoy the farm whereon I
now live During her natural life or so long as she remains a widow together
with what slaves I may have at the time of my decease that may not be
distributed as will appear, if there is enough to pay my Inst. Debts, if not
sell as much of my goods & chattels as will defray all my Inst debts, but if
she should marry again, she is only to receive her equal one third of what
she may be lawfully entitled to, and the balance I give my Executors
hereafter named full power to manage & appropriate to the best advantage for the benefit of my eight last children namely Nancy H. Rogers, «b»Angeline
McVeigh«/b», Francis Elizabeth Amanda McVeigh, Jesse H. McVeigh, Jonathan Milton McVeigh, Benjamin Franklin McVeigh and Hannah Virginia McVeigh and at the decease of my beloved wife Elizabeth it is my will & desire that the farm shall be sold by my Executors at public auction to the highest bidder giving such credits as may In their opinions inshore a good sale for the benefit of the Legatees above named. It is also my will & desire that all my Daughters that remain single, shall have their name with their mother free from charge during her natural life from the proceeds of the estate, also I give and bequeath to my beloved son Eli Harriet Ann a slave and all her increase to him & his heirs forever and the amount received at sundry times charged on my Books amounting to as maybe seen in a little book to six hundred & ninety four dollars & 27 cts which I believe will make him full in equal share of my estate, as to my beloved son Hiram I gave him a house and Lot in Middleburg which he received the 12th October 1827 and applied it to his own use. Also as an outfit when he first married which he received at sundry times, three hundred & eighteen dollare & 26 cts which is more than his equal share but the balance I give him as he has had bad luck. In setting out with this world goods, and as to my beloved son Townshend taking into consideration the advantages he has had over some of the others Reiding Sheriff several years before he came of age & applying all the profits to himself & Boarding with one nearly all the time and about six & seven
hundred dollars owe me as my Books & accounts will show, which it is my will & deisre he shall have for his use and benefit which I hope will be
satisfactory, It is also my will & Desire that my beloved son James Harvey
McVeigh shall have Mary Ellen a slave which he has now in possession with all her future increase to him and his heirs forever. He also received when he got married three hundred & seventeen dollars & 42 cnts In sundry & Accounts as may be seen. I have also give William Newton McVeigh one
hundred & eight dollars In like manner It is my will & desire that he shall
have Emily a colored girl a slave with all her future increase to him & his
heirs forever. Also my beloved Daughter Mary Ann Gibson one hundred &
seventy six dollars & a colored girl named Angolina which she has in
possession at this time and at my decease it is my will & Desire she shall
have a colored man a slave from my Estate to her & her heirs forever named
John Henry. «u»«b»It is my will & desire that my beloved Daughter Angelina
receive from my estate one good feather Bed, Bedsteads & furniture such as is commonly furnished.«/u»«/b» Also my beloved Daughter Francis Elizabeth, Amanda and Hannah Virginia each a good feather Bed & Bedstead as described above.

It is also my will & desire that all my colored servants except those I have
specially willed to my children, remain with their mistress for her and my
daughters use & Benefit under the control of my Excutors with her consent,
and at the decease of my beloved wife Elizabeth to be equally divided among
my eight last children also all the proceeds arising from the sale of the
personal property at her decease but all to remain with her during her
natural life, and all to be Inventoried & ? except ware & ? and what may ?.
It is my will & desire that Jesse Rogers my grandson gets my silver watch
for his use. It is also my will & desire that not more than one & half
percent be allowed on the sale of the land and not more that two percent on
the personal property, and when the land is sold it is my will & desire that
the proceeds therefrom be equally divided among my Eight last children
herein named. In testimony whereof I do by these precents constitute &
appoint my beloved son Jesse Humphrey McVeigh, Richard L. Rogers Executors & my beloved wife Elizabeth Executrix of this my last will & testament Revoking all other wills. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affxed my seal this 13th day of June in the year of our Lord 1833.

Test Jesse McVeigh.
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«b»Find-A-Grave,com record«/b»
«u»Jesse McVeigh«/u»

Birth: «tab»Sep. 1, 1770
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: «tab»Sep. 4, 1856
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Virginia, USA

Jesse was the son of Jonathan and Elizabeth McVeigh. His first wife was Ann Rodgers. They married 21 Jun 1795 and had at least five children, Jesse, Hiram, Townsend, Eli, James, and Mary Ann.

After Ann's death, Jesse married Elizabeth Humphrey. They had eight children.

Family links:
Children:
Townsend McVeigh (1800 - 1877)*
James Harvey McVeigh (1806 - 1891)*
Nancy H. McVeigh Rogers (1816 - 1886)*
Angelina McVeigh Rust (1818 - 1905)*
Frances Elizabeth McVeigh (1820 - 1887)*
Amanda M. McVeigh (1823 - 1907)*

Spouse:
Elizabeth Humphrey McVeigh (1789 - 1872)

Burial:
Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, USA
Plot: Lot 193

Created by: Betty Frain
Record added: Nov 13, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 44267832
(Medical):
«u»«b»McVeigh Family Bible entries«/u»«/b»

An exact copy of the entries in the MacVeaghFamily Bible which is now in the possession of Mrs. Ella McVeighVann, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Jonathan McVeigh, the father of Jesse McVeigh departed this life without a struggle September the 16th 1824 at 11 o'clock A.M., supposed to be upward of 90 years old or thereabout, he was baptised a little more than one year before he departed this life, and was a true believer in the Baptist Church and in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Elizabeth McVeigh consort of Jonathan McVeigh departed this life December 14th 1831. She was in good health in the morning and complained none, went out to the porch to wash as usual, was taken suddenly with a Dissiness or blindness, probably a paraletick Stroke, was taken in and laid on the bed and never spoke afterwards, she expired about twenty minutes after 2 the same day without a struggle. She was in her 86th year and I hope a Christian.

Jesse McVeigh Son of Jonathan and Elizabeth McVeigh was born August the 30th 1770.

Ann McVeigh, daughter of Arthur and Mary Rogers was Born November the 7th 1774.

Jesse McVeigh and Ann his wife was married June the 21st 1795.

Wrote April 25th 1803.

Jesse McVeigh departed this life September 4th 1856 at 45 minutes past 3 o'clock in the morning without an Apparent struggle, Aged 86 years and 5 days.

Ann McVeigh consort to Jesse McVeigh departed this life March 11th 1814, at half past 12 o'clock.

Hiram McVeigh was born September the 3d 1798 at 11 o'clock in the morning.

Jonathan McVeigh fought in the Revolutionary War and kept near General Washington during most of the time. His parents were Jeremiah MacVeagh and Mary Potts of Philadelphia; Mary Potts was a Quakeress, and they were married in Friends Meeting.

«b»McVeighs in Loudoun County, VA«/b»
«u»Various , Loudoun County, Virginia
From "LOUDOUN DISCOVERED" by Eugene Scheel, pg. 95:«/u»

Quote:
"The McVeighs first settled in Loudoun in 1783. According to Norman
McVeigh, his grandfather, Dr. James Harvey McVeigh, coined the name of
Macsville, some two decades before the Civil War. The McVeighs were
Philadelphians and back in the early 1700s, Jeremiah McVeigh married Mary
Potts. They had a son Jonathan, who lived in or near Philadelphia.
Jonathan's son Jesse, born in Pennsylvania in 1770, was the first to settle
in Loudoun, buying one of the original Middleburg lots from Leven Powell in 1793......

Jesse McVeigh was not the only Loudoun McVeigh of the day. Jeremiah and wife Sarah and Jonathan -- who possible were brothers of Jesse, owned land in Aldie and on Goose Creek. Their names, however disappeared from deed books after 1804. Jeremiah and Sarah's last sale, on March 17 that year,
noted that the land begins "at White Oak Commonly called the Naval Corner.

Jesse McVeigh and his wife Elizabeth had 14 children -- 14 who lived by the
time he entered his will in 1833. (S: Have I made a typo on the date?) He
indeed was in ill health at the time (he died in 1856), but was a careful
and generous provider, indicating that 40 years in Loudoun had brought
prosperity through wheat. Each child received either a substantial acreage
or a minimum of $108.00 (equivalent to about $5,000.00 today) with most
receiving $318.00 and a slave. His eight youngest children are noted as
Nancy H Rogers, Angelina, Frances, Elizabeth, Amanda, Jesse H, Jonathan
Milton, Benjamin Franklin, and Hannah Virginia.

His eldest set are Eli, the first son, Hiram, Townshend, James Harvey,
William Newton and «b»Mary Ann Gibson«/b».

There were two McVeigh plantations when 3rd son James Harvey gave the name of Macsville to the slave dwellings and outbuildings, and warehouses that stood by the Ashby's Gap Turnpike. Both manor houses stand tall today: brick Mount Airy north of the pike, stone Valley View south of the pike. Both stand on land granted to the Reverend Charles Green in 1741. Since 1987, Valley View has been home to Wayne and Juanita Swedenburg's winery....

Through a succession of partial inheritances, Mount Airy passed out of the
McVeigh family on Aug 30, 1904, when Richard L Rogers bought the last share from Jesse P McVeigh. Valley View left the family on 2 Jan, 1911, when
Milton M Pearson bought the 300 acres from Sallie A, Jane E ?Columbia and
Georgia A McVeigh for $10,000.00. And would you know it Milton's nickname was 'Mac', so the Macsville name continued."
END Quote.

S's note: Eugene Scheel also mentions that the 2nd parcel of land purchased
by Jesse McVeigh was from John Bayly. (I have Baylys; but know little about them.) Mr. Scheel's books are loaded with so much information. I suggest a purchase if your family came from this area of Virginia.

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