John MAKEMIE

                   RICHARD HANSON, 2150 SILVER FOX LANE NE, WARREN, OH 44484; Engles Notes &
     Queries; will dated 19 JUN 1800; pr. 9 AUG 1800, Washington Co., PA; no
     wife, no children
JOAN EWING, 1856 7th Ave., N, Ft. Dodge IA 50501; 10/90; Will of Mary's
    brother, John McKenney, dated 19 JUN 1800, proved 9 AUG 1800, Washington Co.,
    PA Will Bk 1, pg 406; Executor, bro-in-law, Robert Stockton, Thomas Stockton;
    Witnesses, Robert Stockton, William McComb, Samuel Way; Heirs, John Stockton
    and Elizabeth, my nephew; Others, Thomas Stockton received the proceeds of
    Plantation on Conecoquique Crk, Frederick Co., MD; saddles, etc., all in
    custody of Mr. John Reed of Pittsburgh. (John "of Canton Twsp")
                  

                   RICHARD HANSON, 2150 SILVER FOX LANE NE, WARREN, OH 44484; Engles Notes &
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                   ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM OF AMER. GEN PG 755
Ann Garcia, 2/91; DAR appl. Vol 102, pg 289, gt gt grdau, Jemima Denison
    Forbes (spells name Mc Kensie (1738-1818)
DR T C STOCKTON, 1911 PA ARCHIVES 6TH SERIES, VOL 6, PG 318; She was related
    to Rev. Francis Makemie, The Pioneer Presbyterian Minister in America.
JOAN EWING, 1856 7th Ave., N, Ft. Dodge IA 50501; 10/90; Will of Mary's
    brother, John McKenney, dated 19 JUN 1800, proved 9 AUG 1800, Washington Co.,
    PA Will Bk 1, pg 406; Executor, bro-in-law, Robert Stockton, Thomas Stockton;
    Witnesses, Robert Stockton, William McComb, Samuel Way; Heirs, John Stockton
    and Elizabeth, my nephew; Others, Thomas Stockton received the proceeds of
    Planatation on Conecoquique Crk, Frederick Co., MD; saddles, etc., all in
    custody of Mr. John Reed of Pittsburgh.
2 booklets from the Augustan Soc. Torrance CA; "Francis Makemie (c1658-1708)"
    and "The Daughter of Francis Makemie" both reprinted from the Colonial
    Genealogist, say Rev. Francis Makemie had only 2 girls. One never married, the
    other married 3 times, but left no issue. Any Makemie connection with Stockton
    must be through one of his brothers, Robert or John Makemie. They came to US
    c1683. In 1684 he was on Matchatank Crk, Accomack Co., VA.
Olive Batcher, 2423 Hamilton Dr., Ames, IA 50010, 1/91; says she was the
    daughter of John and Margaret (Breckinridge) Makemie. John who died in 1766
     was related to Rev. Francis Makie. The Rev Makemie had no sons, so
     relationship must be through his brothers, Robert or John.
     Cites: Dr. TCStockton; Commemorative Biographical Records of Washington Co.,
     PA, 1893, Chicago, IL, p 444, 751; Fendrick, Virginia S. files at DAR
     Library; Creigh, Alfred, "History of Washington Co., PA", p 173, 1871,
     Harrisburg, PA;  Crumine, Boyd, "History of Washington Co., PA", p 800,
     822-3, 1882
Will of John McCamey, tanner of Letterkenny Twp, 4 MAR 1765, prov. 26 MAY
     1766, Cumberland Co., PA Will Book A, pp 143-145; wife Margaret, dau, Mary
     Stockdale.
connection to Margaret Makemie #505 m. Henry Cotton: Margaret supposed to be
     Henry's 2nd cousin; her desc given as child of Caleb (or Joseph), s/o
     Francis II, s/o Robert or John, Rev. Francis brothers; There is a generation
     missing here
     John, Rev. Francis' nephew, d. 1766, f/o Mary m. Robert Stockton; parents of
     Margaret Stockton (1764-1832) m John Cotton, parents of Henry (1786-1873)
     Francis II, Rev. Francis' nephew could NOT be father of Caleb (or Joseph)
     the father of Margaret Makemie (1784-1861) a generation is missing
RICHARD HANSON, 9/98; SOURCES; PROBATE RECORDS; ENGLES NOTES AND QUERIES;
     b. 25 MAY 1738, Frederick, MD; d. 26 MAY 1818, Washington, PA; d/o John
     Makemie and Margaret Breckenridge
                  

                   RICHARD HANSON, 2150 SILVER FOX LANE NE, WARREN, OH 44484; Engles Notes &
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