Rev. Andrew McDonald

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Children of Rev. Andrew and Katie (Riddle) McDonald:

1. Ann, married Aaron Morton Bryan.

2. John, married Rebecca Reid.

3. James, died aged thirteen years.

4. Andrew (2), married Jane Irwin, whose brother was at one time connected with the Pennsylvania state administration as treasurer.

5. Martha, married Thomas Christie.

6. Mary, of previous mention, married Henry Bryan.

7. Abram, married Sarah J. Noss, and she lives at Rochester, Pennsylvania.

Genealogical and personal history of Beaver County, Pennsylvania (Volume 2), by John Woolf Jordan

http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/john-w-john-woolf-jordan/gene...

Death notice:

1846. 9 April, in Hopewell township, Rev. Andrew McDonald, aged 68 years. He graduated at Jefferson College 27 October, 1803. After studying theology under Rev. John McMillen, D. D., he was licensed to preach in 1806, and was installed pastor of the Mt. Carmel and Sharon congregations (then known as White Oak Flats and Flaugherty) 24 August, 1809, continuing in this relation for 13 years with great success; but owing to mental derangement, the connections were severed. A few months prior to his death, however, he recovered his reason, and was able to write a letter to his family, mente sana.

Source: History of Beaver County, Pennsylvania; (1888), Publisher: Philadelphia and Chicago, A. Warner & Co. Pages 110-118

http://pagenweb.org/~beaver/beavdeathnotices17-86.html

In 1810 the Reverend Andrew McDonald, pastor of the Mt. Carmel Church, settled at the old orchard near the present Tube Mill entrance. John McDonald’s will of April 20, 1814, bequeathed to his twin sons, William and Andrew, land within the present area of Franklin, Sheffield and Hopewell Avenues, Station and Kiehl Streets, and extending beyond Plan 6 as far as Scottsville.

http://www.hopewelltwp.com/history/

will of John McDonald:

http://www.chartiers.com/pages-new/articles/weller.html

Note the following provision made for Andrew:

"Judgement is to be conclusive and final as my son Andrew do not lake [like] to have any negrows I have left his share to Edward therefore my son Edward McDonald is to pay my son Andrew one hundred and fifty dollars in three yearly payments after my death."

McDonald genealogy

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