Edmond B. MacVeagh

5. The father of Edmund Bennett MacVeagh is the immigrant, Edmund MacVeagh born in Ireland in about 1664 came came to Pennsylvania on the Amity in 1682.

SIXTH GENERATION

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29. Edmond Bennett MacVeagh was born in 1695 in Chester Co., Colony of Pennsylvania. He appeared on the census in 1704 in High Street and White Horse Alley were the site of the First Presbyterian Church Now Market and Bank. He died in 1762 in Lower Dublin Twp, Philadelphia PA. His Source of Information in May 1999 in "MacVeagh Family Chart", Call # fE7.m249, Newberry Library, W. Walton St., Chicago Illinois. He appeared on the census in Will dated 2 Oct 1738?. He appeared on the census in Lived in the Manor of Moreland area of Philadelphia.

Elizabeth Potts was born about 30 Oct 1699 in Bristol PA. Edmond Bennett MacVeagh and Elizabeth Potts had the following children:

1. child+42 i. Benjamin MacVeagh.
2. child+43 ii. John McVay Sr. (2 mothers listed).
3. child+44 iii. James MacVeagh.
4. child+45 iv. Edmund MacVeagh.
5. child46 v. Charles MacVeagh was born in 1731. He resided in (Old name) Lower Dublin, Philadelphia Co PA.
6. child+47 vi. Ann? MacVeagh.
7. child+48 vii. Daniel MacVeagh.

Edmond Bennett MacVeagh and Catharine LNU had the following children:

1. child+43 i. John McVay Sr. (2 mothers listed).
2. child+44 ii. James MacVeagh.
3. child+42 iii. Benjamin MacVeagh.
4. child+45 iv. Edmund MacVeagh.
5. child49 v. Jeremiah MacVeagh was born on 1 Sep 1743 in Chester Co., PA. He died on 16 Sep 1824 in Loudoun Co., VA.
6. child+47 vi. Ann? MacVeagh.

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The Life Summary of Edmond
When Edmond McVeagh II was born in 1695, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America, his father, Edmond McVeagh, was 33 and his mother, Alice Dickinson, was 26. He married Elenor Huston on 29 November 1748, in Christ Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 2 daughters. He died in 1779, in Lower Dublin Township, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America, at the age of 84.