Genealogie Wylie » Reverend Oliver Evans McKeown [Bu] (1820-1868)

Persoonlijke gegevens Reverend Oliver Evans McKeown [Bu] 

• Hij is geboren op 12 december 1820 in Chester District, South Carolina.
• Hij is overleden op 1 september 1868 in Greensboro, Gadsden County, Florida, hij was toen 47 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven in Providence Cemetery, Greensboro,, Flevoland, Nederland.
• Een kind van John McKeown en Elizabeth Trussell
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 20 juni 2011.

Gezin van Reverend Oliver Evans McKeown [Bu]

Hij had een relatie met Sidnah Fleming Clark.

Kind(eren):

1. Elizabeth Ann McKeown  1848-1921 
2. Roxanne McKeown  1858-1947 

Notities over Reverend Oliver Evans McKeown [Bu]

From:"Laurence Gee" ((XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)) Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
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Subject:McClintock, McAliley Connection
Date:Mon, 7 May 2001 22:43:04 -0600
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Hello Sammy,
My cousin Linda Smith sent your e-mail on to me. I was excited to hear of one more person working on the McClintock line. I don’t really have any history of why our family came to Florida. From what I’ve been able to tell, Oliver E. McKeown and his wife Sidnah Flemmon Clark seem to have been the first to come. They were in Gadsden County by the late 1840's. I’m not really familiar with when David Clark arrived as Linda and I descend from John Clark. I have never been able to find John or his mother Jane McClintock Clark in the Gadsden County 1850 census so just decided that they must have been in route as they are not listed in the 1850 Chester, SC census either. I haven’t looked for John McAliley and family in that census because my work in that census was done just years ago and I wasn’t really aware at that time that the McAliley’s came too. It has only been the last few years that I was made aware of their coming to Gadsden County and that I discovered when I found that John’s and Mary’s daughter, Cynthia McAliley married Joseph S. Shepard, the brother of another 2 great grandfather, Edward Joshua Shepard. Don’t know if Evelyn Clark Reeves work is accurate. I have seen one line of our family that she got completely confused, but until I prove differently I usually take what she says at face value. There or one or two other mysteries in the family that I have seen printed by family members that I know or not accurate but they are doing the best they can.
I realize that you offered the history that you have on the McClintock’s to Linda but if you would be so kind as to forward that to me also, I would greatly appreciate it. By chance, do you have any information back past Matthew McClintock in Chester? I was doing a lot of work in the Chester area trying to find the maiden name of wife of my 4th great grandfather, George Clark and then some other lines in North Carolina began opening up and I have since spent most of my time with that research. You know how it is, you go until things dry up and then you take another course for a while.
If your history deals with the story of Sidnah Rosine Brown Fleming and her trek to Canada and back, I do have that history. Also the story told about her husband George Fleming. I would be happy to share or compare anything I might have. I assume that you descend from John and Mary McClintock McAliley.
Alice Clark Gee

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