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About Ensign James Logan McKee
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=21837070&ref=wvr DAR A 077470, Ensign, VA.
James AFN:1DVT-S12
birth info also given as: MCKEE b. 14 Mar 1751/ 52 Cumberland co., Pa.[ Kerrs Creek, Rockbridge, Virginia]
depending upon which family report / group sheets your find there are at least three additional children listed - I have listed them with ??? after their first Names
- ISABEL MCKEE.
- ALEXANDER MCKEE, b. Abt. 1780.
- GRIZEL DELL (GRACE) MCKEE, b. Abt. 1782, Virginia; d. Abt. 1810, Union County, Kentucky.
- McKee James 1752, s/o John & Jane
- McKee, James L. 14 Mar 1752, PA- 14 Aug 1832 aged 80y 6m; Soldier of Revolution & Indian Wars .
Section No. 125 McKee, James----Rockbridge, Jan 5, 1835. Born in Pennsylvania, March 14, 1752, died in Rockbridge, Aug. 14, 1832. Drafted from Rockbridge in Summer of 1776, for a tour of three months against the Cherokees, serving under Col. William Christian. Served a tour of three months in Greenbrier when the Shawnees attacked Donally's Fort. Third tou r in fall of 1777, at Point Pleasant (where my people are from, Mason & Jackson WVA Co) under Col. John Dickenson, Capt. Charles Campbell, and Lt. Samuel Davidson. Fourth tour as Ensign , Jan 10, 1781, to April 25, 1781, and marched to Portsmouth. Was out two weeks the followin g June for two weeks when Tarleton plundered Charlottesville. Drafted three months in July and marched to headquarters at Westham near Richmond. Last draft of two months in October to ma rch to Yorktown. Total service, seventeen months, twenty-nine days. Declaration by Nancy
Soldier of Revolution and Indian Wars. Ensign, Col. John Bowyer and Capt. Campbells Co, of Rockbridge co., Va.
CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VA; V. 2, pp 480 - 489 by Lyman Chalkley - From Chalkey’s Records of Augusta County, Virginia Vol. 2 pg. 483
Augusta Military Service in Revolution is found John T. McKee makes declaration (for pension) 5 January 1831 for and on behalf of his mother, Nancy McKee widow of James McKee, deceased. James McKee died 14 August 1832 aged 80 years and 6 months; he was born in Pennsylvania 14 March 1752 and came with his brother to Virgina and settled on Kerr’s Creek in the year 1754; served under Col. William Christain; was subsitute for William McKee. Colonel Dickinson; Cpatain Charles Campbell, Lt. Alex Wiley; mentions John Davidson a pensioner; General Campbell, General Muhlenburg, Col. Willis; William McKee brother of James deposes as to his service.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA - CHALKLEY'S CHRONICLES; Vol 3, Page 148.--15th March, 1774.
John McKee and Rosanna ( ), of Kerr's Creek, to James McKee, their son, on Kerr's Creek, part in Augusta and part in Botetourt, corner plantation whereon said John McKee now lives.
McKee Cemetery Also called Big Springs Cemetery. Located off Rt 60 on Rt 631 on Clarence Tardy's farm. Tombstones were recorded by Bob Driver, Mrs. Margaret Seebert, listings provided by Rev. Wray Sherman of New Monmouth. McKee, James L. 14 Mar 1752, PA- 14 Aug 1832 aged 80y 6m; Soldier of Revolution & Indian Wars. McKee, Jane Telford d. 30 Apr 1800 aged 46y, w/o James McKee James 1752, s/o John & Jane
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Ensign James Logan McKee's Timeline
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March 14, 1752
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Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1780
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| 1782 |
1782
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Virginia
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| 1783 |
April 14, 1783
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Shenandoah, Virginia, United States
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| 1788 |
August 22, 1788
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December 1795
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Virginia
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| 1808 |
November 29, 1808
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Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA
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| 1832 |
August 14, 1832
Age 80
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Kerr’ Creek, Rockbridge co., Va
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