James Kirkpatrick Genealogy

Record modified: 2011-07-03
This is my direct ancestor 8 generations back.

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James Kirkpatrick |
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Born: 1700-00-00 Nithsdale, Scotland
Died: 1786-05-09 Lockhart, Chester Co, South Carolina USA
Marriages:
1. 1730-00-00 Mary Newton

Children of James Kirkpatrick and Mary Newton:
Francis Kirkpatrick b. about 1735-00-00
William Kirkpatrick b. about 1736-00-00
Thomas Kirkpatrick b. about 1738-00-00
Agnes Kirkpatrick b. 1741-00-00
James Kirkpatrick b. 1743-00-00
John Kirkpatrick b. 1744-00-00
*Robert Kirkpatrick b. 1748-00-00


Notes:

from Kirkpatrick genforum message 413:
born 1700 Nithsdale Scotland; death date and place; wife; children and spouses; father

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He and Mary are buried in Moore's graveyard, Chester Co SC.

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They also had a daughter Jane Ann c1745 d c1748.

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genforum message 1296 says they were married about 1746. This seems wrong.
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father's name from genforum message 1287
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Kirkpatrick genforum message 474 says James was born between 1710 and 1715 Dumfries Scotland, and was married in 1734 in Scotland. They came to America in the 1740s from Northern Ireland. (Note that other sources show the children from 1736 on born in SC.)
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from this page:
He was awarded land grants in the name of Kilpatrick, totaling 1350 acres, by the then acting Governor of North Carolina in Raleigh, Matthew Rowan, on 24 Sept. 1754. This large grant was likely based upon the size of his family and a location on the then southern frontier of North Carolina. The lands all lay in what is now, not North Carolina, but rather South Carolina. The lands were on the north side of the Broad River on a fork of Turkey Creek, adjacent to the western end of the line between the present York and Chester Cos., SC.

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