Listings for Alexander McCoy
1780--August 28th, Charles
and Jacob Fisher, sons of George Fisher;
George is bound for good behavior
of sons. Alex. McCoy's will proved.
George McNeill's will proved. Sebastian
Hover's estate committed to
widow Susanna. Jane, orphan of
Anthony Lewis, bound.
Page 367
Listings for Andrew McCoy
Mitchel vs. Hamilton--O. S.
297; N. S. 106--Will of Andrew Hamilton
of Greenbrier. Son Andrew Hamilton
got on the body of Nelly Clendennin,
now wife of George Stephenson.
Mother; brother, William Hamilton,
and his sons, Andrew and James;
nephews, Andrew and William Bird;
nephews, William, James and Andrew
McCoy; nephew, Anthony Bowen;
nephew, Moses Mann and John Bird.
Dated 14th March, 1796. Recorded
in Greenbrier, June, 1796.
Page 221
Listings for Elizabeth McCoy
Daggy heirs vs. Peebles--O. S. 232;
N. S. 82--Bill, 1802. Orator, Jacob
Daggy. In 1778 Edward Hynds died
testate in Augusta, devising land to
eldest (daughter) Elizabeth. Daughter
Jenny. Wife was enclint, child born a
boy, named Edward. James Peebles
married Edward's widow. Elizabeth
married James McCoy. Jacob's heirs
are, viz: George Hammer and Elizabeth;
Anna, wife of Andrew Lockridge;
Jacob, Susan, John, William, Rachel
and Henry Daggy, children, all
infants except the married ones. Land in
Pendleton.
Page 182
Listings for Hugh McCoy(McKay)
Memorandum respecting claims
on Guyandotte. The claims of the following
persons are held by James Erwin
and Saml. McCullogh, Nuremberg,
Franklin County, Penna., who promises
to forward the claims and be made
a party to the suit at next July
term: Edwd. Waggoner, Richd. Trotter,
Jno. Smith, Chas. Smith, Hugh
McCoy(McKay), Will Johnston, Wm. Bailey, Henry
Bailey, John Ramsey, Nathl. Barrett,
Jno. Hunter, Wm. Bratton, Thos.
Moss, Richd. Morris, John Goldson,
Jno. Franklin, Jno. Bishop. April
29, 1805.
Page 48
23d December, 1772--Letter
of George Washington to Mr. Rind, publisher
of Gazette, giving public information
as to the distribution of the
said lands. Capt. Wm. Crawford
is appointed surveyor. Allotments now
made to George Muse, Adam Stephen,
Andrew Lewis, Peter Hog, John
West, John Polson, Andrew Wagener;
also allotments to George Mercer,
his brother, John Mercer, and two
Sergeants, Jno. Hamilton, Mark Hollis;
also to the heirs of Col. Joshua
Fry; also to Dr. James Craik, Sergeant
Brickner; also a subaltern officer,
John Savage; also to Sergeants Robert
Langdon, Robt. Tunstall, Edd. Wagener,
Richard Toller; also to Corporals
Wm. Johnson, Hugh McCoy(McKay),
Jno. Smith, Richard Smith also to Privates
Charles Smith, Angus McDonald,
Nathan Chapman, Joseph Gatewood, James
Samuel, Michael Sully, Edward Goodwin,
William Bailey, Henry Bailey, Wm.
Coffland, Mathew Doran, John Ramsey,
Charles James, Mathew Cox, Marshall
Pratt, John Wilson, William Johnston,
John Wilson, Nathaniel Barrett,
David Gorman, Patrick Galloway,
Timothy Conway, Christian Bombgardner,
John Houstonn, John Maid, James
Ford, William Broughton, William Carnes,
Edward Evins, Thos. Moss, Mathew
Jones, Philip
Gatewood, Hugh Paul, Daniel Staples,
William Lowery, James Ludlow,
James Lafort, James Givin, Joshua
Jordan, William Jenkins, James Commack,
Richard Morris, John Ghalson, Robert
Jones, William Hagan, John
Franklin, John Bishop, George Malcomb,
William Coleman, Richard Bottan,
Jno. Cincaid, Geo. Hunt
49
Table of lots and patents, viz:
Lots numbered 1, &c., &c., in order of
the names following: Nathaniel
Chapman, George Hunt, John Smith, Geo.
Malcomb, Richard Trotter, Richd.
Smith, Robert Jones, Charles James,
John Kincaid, Mathew Doran, Richd.
Balton, John Franklin, William
Johnston, William Jenkins, James
Ludlow, Edward Goodwin, Jno. Ghalson,
James Latrott, Richard Morris,
William Copland, Daniel Staples, William
Bailey, Thomas Moss, Philip Gatewood,
Henry Bailey, Mathew Cox, Charles
Smith, John Houston, Christian
Bumbgardner, Wm. Carnes, Wm. Coalman,
John Maid, James Ford, Timothy
Conway, John Wilson, John Wilson,
James Samuel, Hugh Paul, William
Lowry, John Bishop, Angus McDonald, John
Savage, William Broughton, Edmund
Waggener, Mathew Jones,
Wm. Johnston, David Gorman, Nathaniel
Barrett, Robert Funstall, Robert
Langdon, Joshua Jourdan, Edward
Evan, John Ramsey, Michael Scully,
Marshall Pratt, James Givinn, William
Hogan, James Cammack, Patrick
Galloway, Hugh McCoy, Joseph
Gatewood.
These papers are in
suit for distribution of 28,627 acres allotted to
Savage <I>et als</I>., under
decree of the Chancelor of Chancery, District
Court, of Staunton, of 4th July,
1815.
Page 50
Recorded in Harden County. 3. 23d
February,
1809--Isaac Larue, Sr.; Isaac Larue,
deceased and assignee of Isaac
Larue; Peter Larue and Robert Hogden
and Sarah; James Larue and
Phebe, his wife; Squire Larue and
Mary, his wife; Bernard Walters and
Margaret; George Hellems and Rebecah,
and Mary Harris, of Hardin
County, Ky., to Edmund McGinness,
21,000 acres in Cabell County, granted
by Dinwiddie's proclamation to
Nathaniel Barrett, James Camax, Pat.
Galloway, David Gasman and Hugh
McCoy, &c., they being soldiers under
Capt. John Savage, and sold by
them to Isaac Larue, deceased, and part of
28,627 acres. 4. 26th October,
1810--Henry Clay, Jr., and Peggy, late
Peggy Helm, of Boushare County,
Ky., to Edmond McGinness. 5. Agreement
between Isaac Larue, of Frederick
County, and Nathaniel Barat, of
same place, 29th October, 1770--Nathl.
sells all his right; as a soldier,
enlisted under Col. Stephen, then
Captain. 6. 8th March, 1771--Magnus
Tate, assignee of David Gorman
and Patrick Galoway, who were soldiers
of the campaign, 1754, under George
Washington to Isaac Larue; all
interest in 200,000 acres set apart
by Dinwiddie's proclamation. 7. 5th
November, 1770--Nathl. Barrett,
of Frederick, soldier in 1754 under Col.
Washington to Isaac Larue; all
his interest as above. 8. William Graham
purchased right of Hugh McCoy,
Corporal soldier at battle of Great
Meadows, 1754. 9. Will of Isaac
Lerew in Frederick County: Wife Phebe;
sons James and Jakey; daughter
Elizabeth's son Abraham and her sons
Isaac, Jacob and Lombard; dated
1st August, 1794; proved and recorded
3d September, 1795, in Superior
Court for Frederick, Berkeley, Hampshire,
Hardy, Shenandoah.
Page 51
Grant by Dunmore, 16th December,
1772, of 28,627 acres as referred to
above, to: John Savage, Ro. Langdon,
Ro. Tunstall, Edmd. Waggoner,
Richard Trotter, Wise Johnston,
Hugh McCoy, Richard Smith, John Smith,
Charles Smith, Angus McDonald,
Nathan Chapman, Joseph Gatewood,
James Samuel, Michl. Scully, Edward
Goodwin, William Bailey, Henry
Bailey, William Coffland, Nathan
Doren, Jno. Ramsey, Charles James,
Mathew Cox, Marshall Pratt, John
Wilson, William Johnson, John
Wilson, Nathl. Barrett, David Gorman,
Patrick Galloway, Timothy Conway,
Christian Bumgardner, Jno. Houston,
John Maid, James Ford, Wm. Broughton,
Wm. Carnes, Edward Evans, Thos.
Moss, Matw. Jones, Philip Gatewood, Hugh
Paul, Danl. Staples, Wm. Lowry,
James Ludlow, James Laton,
James Grim, Joshua Jordan, Wm.
Jenkins, James Commach, Richd. Morris,
Jno. Gholston, Ro. Jones, Wm. Hogan,
Jno. Franklin, Jno. Bishop, Geo.
Malcomb, Wm. Corman, Richd. Bottom,
Jno. Cincaid, Geo. Hurst. This
28,627 is in County Fincastle.
Page 51
Listings for James McCoy
Recorded 28th June, 1808. James
McCoy deposes in Lewisburg,
7th May, 1814. John Miller settled on the
land in 1772 and Frogg settled
on the adjoining place the next year. Miller
claimed under a settlement right.
George Weaver had improved Frogg's
tract before Miller settled. Samuel
Brown deposes as above. John Miller
was settled when deponent came
to settle in 1771 or 1772.
Page 180
Daggy heirs vs. Peebles--O. S. 232;
N. S. 82--Bill, 1802. Orator, Jacob
Daggy. In 1778 Edward Hynds died
testate in Augusta, devising land to
eldest (daughter Elizabeth. Daughter
Jenny. Wife was enclint, child born a
boy, named Edward. James Peebles
married Edward's widow. Elizabeth
married James McCoy. Jacob's
heirs are, viz: George Hammer and Elizabeth;
Anna, wife of Andrew Lockridge;
Jacob, Susan, John, William, Rachel
and Henry Daggy, children, all
infants except the married ones. Land in
Pendleton.
Page 182
Mitchel vs. Hamilton--O. S. 297;
N. S. 106--Will of Andrew Hamilton
of Greenbrier. Son Andrew Hamilton
got on the body of Nelly Clendennin,
now wife of George Stephenson.
Mother; brother, William Hamilton,
and his sons, Andrew and James;
nephews, Andrew and William Bird;
nephews, William, James
and Andrew McCoy; nephew, Anthony Bowen;
nephew, Moses Mann and John Bird.
Dated 14th March, 1796. Recorded
in Greenbrier, June, 1796.
221
1767--Lists of Supernumeraries:
James Henry, Mathew Ralston, Jno.
Bowin, Robt. Armstrong, James Akin,
David Tate, Edw'd McMullen, Thos.
Hicklin, Sam'l Hodge, Pat Lowry,
Wm. McMurry, Jas. Lauderdale, Jno.
Hodge, Jno. Kinkead, James Simpson,
James McCoy, Chas. Lewis, James
Robinson, Jno. Henderson, Wm. Hugart,
Wm. Feemster, Wm. Blanton,
Thos. Willson, Jno. Lowry, Sam
Campbell, David Smith, Robt. Kilpatrick,
Robert Guinn, Wm. Martin, Wm. Lowry,
Thomas King, Geo. Jemison,
Sam'l Lawrence, Peter Right, Wm.
Black, Jos. McDonald, Benj. Watson,
Henry Bowin, Mary Glass, Sam'l
McCrackin, Andrew Hamilton.
Pages 420-421
Listings for John McCoy
1774--page 57, John McCoy,
Bull Pasture
Page 408
A list of levys returned bad by
John Smith for 1773-1774: William Amil,
Hugh Brown, Geo. Wm. Downs, Wm.
Erwin, Robert Herslit, Andrew
Marchell, John Chism, Sam'l Erwin,
twice returned; James Hockens, Mark
Haden, George Jones, Thos. Mathews,
Neal McMullen, Robert Campbell,
twice returned; John Welch, James
Brown, Conchy John, John McCoy,
John Michel, David Martain, Nicklis
Sallis, Robert Stephen, Dunchan
McGrary, Campbell McColly, Francis
Bowry, James Best, John Burger, James
Scott, William Koles, Edward Nost,
Michel McMaster, John Willay, Francis
Brown, twice returned; John Crookshanks,
James Dobbens, James
Graham, Wm. McGill, twice returned;
Chas. Conselven, Peter Counts,
Abram Goodpaster, Anthony Foegale,
John Reed, Cornelius Suliven, John
Thomas, John Allison, twice returned;
George Campbell, Thos. Dunbarr,
John Erwin, Negro Moll, Wm. Wallace,
Jno. Counrodright, Robert Ebison,
Dabney Harris, Robert Love, James
Demsay, Jno. Hunt, James Kerr,
Wheilly Newby, James Porterfield,
James Kenny, twice returned; Jno.
Johnston, Jno. Rothwell, James
Patterson, twice returned; Jacob Grass,
Jr., twice returned.
Page 421
Robert Sitlington's Declaration,
September 26th, 1832: Born in 1749;
mentions Capt. John Lewis, Lieut.
Samuel Vance, Warrick's Fort, Lieut.
John Cartmill, Capt. John McCoy,
Capt. David Gwinn, Col. Campbell, Col.
Williams, Gen. Greene, George Francisco,
William Douglass, Adam Dickinson.
Page 494
William Green's Declaration,
September 11th, 1832: Was drafted in
September, 1776, under Capt. John
Lewis, to serve three months at Warrie's
Fort against the Indians; again
in May, 1777, was drafted by order of Col.
John Dickinson, at the request
of John Wilson, to defend Wilson's Fort
on Jackson's River; again in September,
1777, to defend Clover Lick Fort
in the Company of Capt. Samuel
Vance; again in 1778, served under Capt.
Samuel McCutchen under Gen. McIntosh
at Fort McIntosh; again, in 1780,
under Capt. John McCoy;
again, in June, 1781, under Capt. David Gwinn;
in 1782 under Capt. George Poage
at Warwick's Fort.
Page 495
Edward Stuart's Declaration, September
12th, 1838: Aged 73 last
February; in 1779 served as substitute
for Joseph Boothe at Clover Lick Fort
under Capt. McBerry; in 1778 was
drafted under Capt. Andrew Lockridge
at Vance's Fort on Back Creek;
in 1780 was drafted under Capt. John
McCoy; in 1781 was drafted
and was at Cornwallis' surrender under Capt.
Thomas Hicklin, Major John Wilson
and Col. Samuel Vance; in 1788 was
drafted as Ensign in Capt. George
Poage's Company at Clover Lick Fort.
Page 496
Adam Arbogast's Declaration, November
6th, 1832: Age 72; served in
1776 or 1777 as Indian spy under
Capt. John McCoy and Joseph Gwinn,
and marched to West's Fort on the
West Fork of Monongahela, thence
down the river to Louther's Fort,
thence down the river to Nutter's Fort,
thence to Coonty's Fort; he volunteered,
in 1778, under Capt. John McCoy,
Ensign Thomas Wright, as Indian
spy; marched to Warm Springs, and,
with George Hull, Conrad Flesher,
John Gum, was ordered back by Col.
Hugart and Col. McCreary to guard
his own section.
Page 497
Ralph Wanless' Declaration, August
7th, 1832: Age 75; born in England;
was drafted and served under Capt.
McCoy; served as spy at Clover
Licks, then in Augusta, now Pocahontas,
under Capt. George Poage; again
was drafted under Capt. Buchanan
and Col. Hughart.
Page 498
Listings for Oliver McCoy
Oliver McCoy vs. James Page--A.
and B., 1791.
Page 5
Listings for Robert McCoy
Archibald Morrison, heir-at-law
of Archibald Morrison, deceased, and
Archibald Mains of Loudoun, vs.
William Buchanan--O. S. 69; N. S. 23--
Bill filed in Ohio County 7th November,
1803. At a very early day, Isaac
McCracken improved a tract on Middle
Wheeling Creek and sold it to
Archibald Morrison, Sr., who placed
his brother William Morrison on it,
who resided there until 1776, when
he was driven off by Indians. William
Buchanan, a brother-in-law of Archibald
Morrison, deceased. Robert McCoy
deposes that he came to the Western
country in spring of 1775. David
Hosack deposes that in May, 1773,
he, with Archibald Morrison and five
others, came into present Ohio
County, shortly after McCracken came.
Thomas Orr deposes he was acquainted
with the land in September or
October, 1773. John Maxwell deposes
he was present when the survey was
made. Samuel McConnell testifies
McCracken's claim in 1773.
Page 97
David Hosack deposes that
in May, 1773, he with
Archibald Morrison and five others
came into present Ohio County. Shortly
afterwards Isaac McCracken came
to a cabin which deponent had built
and was living in, and agreed with
Morrison to sell him his improvement.
Thomas Orr deposes that he was
acquainted with the land in September or
October, 1773. Samuel McConnell
deposes that McCracken claimed the
improvement in 1773. Robert
McCoy deposes he came to the western coun-
try in 1775. William Morrison deposes
that he was married 23d April, 1778,
anti A. hi., Jr., was born between
middle of September and Ist January
preceding. Deed by A. M. Jr. to
A. Mains. Dated 30th September, 1802,
and recorded in Loudon and Ohio
Counties.
Page l66
1791, November 29th--By Rev.
Benj. Irwin: Robert McCoy and
Margaret Mahon (?).
Page 352
Listings for William McCoy
Mitchel vs. Hamilton--O. S. 297;
N. S. 106--Will of Andrew Hamilton
of Greenbrier. Son Andrew Hamilton
got on the body of Nelly Clendennin,
now wife of George Stephenson.
Mother; brother, William Hamilton,
and his sons, Andrew and James;
nephews, Andrew and William Bird;
nephews, William, James
and Andrew McCoy; nephew, Anthony Bowen;
nephew, Moses Mann and John Bird.
Dated 14th March, 1796. Recorded
in Greenbrier, June, 1796.
Page 221
26th April, 1808--Jacob
Saylor, administrator of Wm. McCoy.
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