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Jan DEWITT / Wyntjie "Sabina" KIERSTED

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[NI1299] Will dated 29 Oct 1700, proved 12 Apr 1715.

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Alexander MCKEE / Mary BEAN

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[NI1861] 13 March 1779 - Alexander McKee purchased 239 1/2 acres on the Eno River in Orange County, N.C. for £450. Land registered 1795. x rates as owning three slaves. 20 acres of land on which he was living, together with a still, with the provision that O'Neil could buy the land and still back at the same price within 16 months. On the same day McKee purchased land from O'Neil lying on Turkey Creek on the Cumberland River in Tennessee. McKee and probably Richard Fausett, his son-in-law, moved to Tennessee at this time.ounty, Tennessee. He was also made overseer of the road from Red River to the Kentucky state line. His property was approximately 13 miles north and slightly east of Nashville.d on the Grand Jury, Sumner co, TN. nt to issue and to summon Alexander McKee as garnishee which issued in form following to wit thereon the Sheriff made return to July 1798 thus Alexander McKee summoned as a garnishee of John Franklin. McKee land speculation appears to begin to go bad at this point.ft of 200 acres of his 640 acre parcel of land in Sumner county. ry impaneled, found defendant has not paid his debts, and that the plaintiff pay cost of this suit. n separate court actions, each one reading similar to the first: "The plaintiff, Metherall having obtained sundry judgement against the defendant before a single magistrate to the amount of three hundred & twenty six dollars twelve cents together with three dollars fifty cents cost on said judgment on which judgments executors issued & sworn all levied on 440 acres of land the property of the defendant including the said defendants plantation which land on motion of the plaitiff by his attorney is condemned for the use of said judment and ordered to be sold to satisfy the same."ichard Fausett registered.- Gift made four years earlier, likely registered at this time to keep it from being attached as property of Alexander McKee.s a gift of Alexander McKee to Thomas Ryan Butler of Robertson County, Tennessee

[NI1863] Died of Cholera

[NI1865] This William is often confused with another William McKee of Maury Co, TN. The other William was born 1777 Orange Co, NC, died 1853 Maury Co, TN, and married Jane Jameson.

[NI1866] Will dated 28 sep 1818

[NI1875] Will proved May 1838

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Henry LYBARGER / Sabrina CLARK

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[NI18618] Died from an accidental gunshot wound.

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Jacob HARSHBARGER / Elizabeth BECKNER

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William HORNER / Elizabeth ALLRED

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John HILL / Katherine POST

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[NI8864] Emigrated to CT abt 1654.

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John SLAUSON / Sarah TUTTLE

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Johann Georg HOLTZHAUSSER / Margaretha STIERLER

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[NI17428] Occupation: Stienh.

[NI17441] Daughter of Johann Georg Stierler, Bauer.

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Amos PARMELEE / Sarah KILBOURN

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[NI4346] Private/lieutenant; of Litchfield and Roxbury, Conn. On May 9, 1776, the Connecticut Colonial Assembly granted his petition for 14 pounds, 12 shillings, 1 penny for nursing son John, a soldier, in 1775. He was cited by the DAR for "patriotic service." Amos served during the French & Indian War.

[NI4347] Died on board a prison ship in New York.

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Thomas HINCKLEY / Mary SMITH

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[NI12662] Thomas Hinckley was the sixth and last governor of Plymouth Colony (1681-1692). Was the King's councilor during Andros, from 1692 to 1706. He was a man when he came to this country with his parents and entered into an active part of the conduct of the colonial affairs. He was a man of much energy, of fine character and distinguished reputation. His life covered the history of the Plymouth Colony and his grave at Great Marsh, where a memorial stone has been erected, attracts many visitors each year. He participated in the Narraganset fight of 1665 and was a representative to the general court. He had sixteen living children, twelve of them daughters. Of his wife Mary (Smith) Glover, it is written: "She was adored by her husband and all that knew her, beautiful of face and figure." Inventory of ye Goods and Estate of Mrs. Mary Glover, ye wife of Mr. Nath. Glover, deceased, taken by Roger Clap and John Gurnell the 13:12 mo 1659 by ye request of the said Mrs. Glover. Amount in pounds, 478.01.06. This inventory was presented to ye County Court, by Mr. Thos. Hinckley, on his marriage to Mary, ye relict of said Nath. Glover. Debts due to Quartermaster Smith, Thomas Danford, Samuel Chandler. On 31 Aug 1660 the Court made a division of the estate of "said Nath. Glover and the said Thos. Hinckley in the right of Mary, ye relict of said Nath. Glover, now his wife, to have one third of the 478.01.06 pounds, the other two thirds to the children of said Nath. When Mary's will was probated 27 April 1705, Samuel Prince of Sandwich, the husband of her daughter, Mercy Hinkley, was appointed administrator. (N.E.H.G.R., Vol 13. Hinckley, E. Charles, Hinckley History and Heritage, Third Edition, 1982, p. 40. Caroline Jurczak's hand written Hinkley genealogy, p. 6-7, 165-166, 168-169.)
ather, Samuel Hinkley, to America, and was at Scituate as early as 1635; at Barnstable in 1639; admitted as freeman in Plymouth Colony in 1645. In 1646 he was elected a Deputy or Representative from the town of Barnstable to the Colonial Court, and was repeatedly chosen until 1658, when he was made Governor's Assistant. Promoted to Deputy Governor in 1680, he was next year chosen Governor, and except during the interruption to the government caused by Sir Edmund Andros, Gov. Hinkley held that office until 1692. (Peirce's Colonial Lists, page 6)
ymouth Colony, between the ages of sixteen and sixty years, who were able to perform military duty, in August, 1643, as shown by the official returns of an actual examination and inspection made at that time. Barnstable Company, non-commissioned officers and Privates. (Peirce's Colonial Lists, page 73)
e to lay out a road from Sandwich to Plymouth, composed of Anthony Thatcher, William Basset, Jonathan Hatch, John Phinney, James Skiff, Henry Dillingham, John Ellis, John Wing. Joseph Rogers, Edward Bangs, William Hedge, Thomas Hinckley and Thomas Dexter.
(The Hamlin Family, page 167)

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