McBride Family
Allen McBride----->-----John G McBride----->-----John H McBride----->-----Susan McBride + + + + Polly (?) Elizabeth Wilson Mary J Gaskill Francis F Irons----->-----go to Irons Family page |
Generation
1
Allen
McBride and Polly
(?)
Allen McBride was born in 1787 in Va. parents unknown. He was raised in or around Anderson Co. Tn.(He may have been born here since this was considered part of Va.. He married Polly ? in Anderson Co. Family hearsay indicates her maiden name may have Secrest. They were married 3/3/1811, by Samuel McCoy J.P.. In a pension application Polly stated: Allen served in Capt. John English Co. of East Tn Militia, drafted. Col. Samuel Bunch's Reg. as a private. She applied for a pension
Generation 2
John Gilbert McBride---Elizabeth Wilson
John Harve McBride----Mary Jane
Gaskill
John Harve McBride was a farmer in Sullivan Co. In. He married Mary Jane Gaskill in 1878 according to census records. One land purchase record exists,he purchased from Alfed Sills on 3-9-1909 Bk 104 pg 217, NE 1/4 of NE 1/4of section 3-8-8. Both are buried at Clayborne Cemetery on the west side just inside the entrance.
Children:
John Harve McBride and family: left to right; John Harve, Mary Alice (standing)or Aunt Aggie, Gilbert, Mary Jane (Gaskill) McBride, Susan Mae (my grandmother )picture taken Leoti, Kansas. Aunt Esther who identified individuals thought this was where they homesteaded (?). Estimate Susan Mae to be 5-10 years old, born in 1879, so picture around 1885.
Mary J (Gaskill) and John Harve McBride picture ca. 1930
Mary J and John H McBride ca 1890-1900
John Harve McBride (tin type) ca 1880
John Harve McBride and Mary J Gaskill McBride Grave Stones
Generation 4
Susan Mae McBride---- Francis Flemon Irons Go to Irons Family Page
Susan McBride Irons and Jessie Irons ca 1938
McBride Family Property Locations in Cass Twp. Sullivan Co. In.
MCBRIDE FAMILY BIBLE
Allen McBride was born in 1787 in Va. parents unknown. He was raised in or around Anderson Co. Tn.(He may have been born here since this was considered part of Va.. He married Polly ? in Anderson Co. Family hearsay indicates her maiden name may have Secrest. They were married 3/3/1811, by Samuel McCoy J.P.. In a pension application Polly stated: Allen served in Capt. John English Co. of East Tn Militia, drafted. Col. Samuel Bunch's Reg. as a private. She applied for a pension
in 3-3-1853.
Allen volunteered at Jacksboro
Tn. on 4-28-1814 and was discharged at
Washington, Rhea Co. Tn. 90
miles from home. Service 6-10-1814 to 7-14-1814 and six days travel.
Served 6 months and 11 days. An Allen McBride is listed in Crawford
Co.In.1820 census.
In 1830 listed in Sullivan Co. In. Census. Also in 1830 makes
his first
land purchase in Sullivan Co. In. (5 land purchases in all, a total of
400 acres) This property was located south of Gilmour and north of
Dugger, turn right where chicken farm was located. Allen McBride died
on 10-7-1852 and is buried in Antioch Cem.(Photo of Stone). Polly died
after 1853 in Sullivan Co. and is supposedly buried next to Allen
although no one remembers a stone.
Allen was a gunsmith and apparently very successful. A listing of his
estate is like a who's who's of Cass Twp. with numerous debts listed
for
gun buyers, gun parts, and pieces. Also, lots of livestock.
.McBride Research
DAR Library 2010
Tennesse County Formation
I feel that a William McBride was probable father of Allen, no proof.
Children:
Allen McBride Tennessee Location
Sources:
DESIGNATION: 2nd Regiment of East Tennessee Militia
DATES: January 1814 - May 1814
MEN MOSTLY FROM: Claiborne, Grainger, Washington, Jefferson, Knox, Blount, Cocke, Greene, Hawkins, Rhea, and Sevier Counties
CAPTAINS: James Allen, Amos Barron, Francis Berry, Andrew Breeden, Edward Buchanan, Moses Davis, Solomon Dobkins, Joseph Duncan, John English, Nicholas Gibbs, George Gregory, Jones Griffin, John Houk, John Howell, John McNair(McNare), Francis Register, Samuel Richerson, (Maj.)Alexander Smith, Isaac Williams, Daniel Yarnell
BRIEF HISTORY:
Andrew Jackson's official report of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend (27 March 1814) mentions that "a few companies" of Colonel Bunch were part of the right line of the American forces at this engagement. More than likely, some of those companies included Captains Francis Berry, Nicholas Gibbs (who was killed at the battle), Jones Griffin, and John McNair. In addition, muster rolls show some casualties from this battle in the companies led by Captains Moses Davis, Joseph Duncan, and John Houk. Other men from this regiment remained at Fort Williams prior to Horseshoe Bend to guard the post -- provision returns indicate that there were 283 men from Bunch's regiment at the fort at the time of the battle. This regiment was in General George Doherty's Brigade and many of the men stayed after the enlistment expiration of May 1814 to guard the posts at Fort Strother and Fort Williams until June/July. The line of march went through Camp Ross (near present-day Chattanooga), Fort Armstrong, and Fort Jackson.
POLLY MCBRIDE'S PENSION APPLICATION
INVENTORY ALLEN MCBRIDE ESTATE (a listing of approximately 25 individuals who had due bills or made purchases)
Printed listing of names found on above inventory
GRAVESTONE PICTURES: ALLEN MCBRIDE
History of Antioch Church and Cemetery
Tennesse County Formation
Tennesse Land Grants:
McBride, Allen (OV) 1819 50 acres G district, book P pgh 375 Grant #9438
McBride, Allen (OV) 1819 50 acres MTN district, bk. 8 pg. 420 # 13231
McBride, Wm (WA) 1782 500 acres N Dist., bk 4 g 74, grant #180
North Carolina Land Grants in Tennesse 1778-1791:
McBride, William #187, 500 acres, Washington Co. 24 October1782, Mill Creek on Waters of Nolachocky. Entry date: 9 Sept 1778
I feel that a William McBride was probable father of Allen, no proof.
Children:
- William C. b 1813 m Malinda McIntosh (7 children) blacksmith
- Silas b 1827 m Susan ?
- John G. b 1818 m (3) Elizabeth Wilson
- Lucretia b 1823 m James Poe
- Lucinda (Laurinda) b 1829 m Abner McIntosh (also Reuben Randolph?)
- Larvina (Lavina) b 1833 m Erza Duncan
- Allen C.b 1839 served Civil War
- Thomas H.B. b 1844
- James b 1829 m Sarah Leona ?
Allen McBride Tennessee Location
Sources:
- War Record Muster Roll
- Pension Application
- Family Bible Pages (I have original)
- Census Records
- Sullivan Co. History
- Inventory of Personal Property Allen McBride Estate
DESIGNATION: 2nd Regiment of East Tennessee Militia
DATES: January 1814 - May 1814
MEN MOSTLY FROM: Claiborne, Grainger, Washington, Jefferson, Knox, Blount, Cocke, Greene, Hawkins, Rhea, and Sevier Counties
CAPTAINS: James Allen, Amos Barron, Francis Berry, Andrew Breeden, Edward Buchanan, Moses Davis, Solomon Dobkins, Joseph Duncan, John English, Nicholas Gibbs, George Gregory, Jones Griffin, John Houk, John Howell, John McNair(McNare), Francis Register, Samuel Richerson, (Maj.)Alexander Smith, Isaac Williams, Daniel Yarnell
BRIEF HISTORY:
Andrew Jackson's official report of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend (27 March 1814) mentions that "a few companies" of Colonel Bunch were part of the right line of the American forces at this engagement. More than likely, some of those companies included Captains Francis Berry, Nicholas Gibbs (who was killed at the battle), Jones Griffin, and John McNair. In addition, muster rolls show some casualties from this battle in the companies led by Captains Moses Davis, Joseph Duncan, and John Houk. Other men from this regiment remained at Fort Williams prior to Horseshoe Bend to guard the post -- provision returns indicate that there were 283 men from Bunch's regiment at the fort at the time of the battle. This regiment was in General George Doherty's Brigade and many of the men stayed after the enlistment expiration of May 1814 to guard the posts at Fort Strother and Fort Williams until June/July. The line of march went through Camp Ross (near present-day Chattanooga), Fort Armstrong, and Fort Jackson.
POLLY MCBRIDE'S PENSION APPLICATION
INVENTORY ALLEN MCBRIDE ESTATE (a listing of approximately 25 individuals who had due bills or made purchases)
Printed listing of names found on above inventory
GRAVESTONE PICTURES: ALLEN MCBRIDE
History of Antioch Church and Cemetery
Generation 2
John Gilbert McBride---Elizabeth Wilson
.John Gilbert McBride was born on
6-10-1818 in Anderson Co. Tn. a son
of
Allen McBride. He moved to Indiana with his parents around 1820. He was
married 3 times. Initially to Lousia Jerrels(Jarrels) on 12-25-1836,
she died on 9-10-1845. They had 3 children: Caroline, Charles Allen
(who
married Margaret Wright, they had 9 children and he died 8-16-1896),
James Madison (who m. Mary A Randoph). John Gilbert McBride
second marriage was to
Elizabeth
Wilson on
4-16-1846, our ancestor. Elizabeth
Wilson McBride d 9-17-1872. John Gilbert then married Rebecca Usery on
4-15-1873 and they had 3 children; Joseph W.; Samuel Tildon; and Lousia
May.
Cass Twp. was formed in 1850 and John G. McBride was one of first
Trustees and also first Justice of the Peace. He owned considerable
property making some 8 Purchases beginning in 1853 and the last in 1870
. (Locations and dates in file). John Gilbert is buried at Antioch Cem.
there is no stone,but location is probably next to that of his 3 wives
who have stones.
Children:
Sources:
Generation 3
Children:
- Barthenia (Parthenia) m Oliver Russel
- John William
- John Harve m Mary J Gaskill
- Lousia Catherine m Cal Tennis
- Amanda (Mandy) Elizabeth
- Margaet Ellen d 1864
- Luvicy Ann m ? Lewellyn
- Thomas S.
Sources:
- Census Records
- Vernal Irons notes
- Family Bible pages
- Census
Generation 3
John Harve McBride was a farmer in Sullivan Co. In. He married Mary Jane Gaskill in 1878 according to census records. One land purchase record exists,he purchased from Alfed Sills on 3-9-1909 Bk 104 pg 217, NE 1/4 of NE 1/4of section 3-8-8. Both are buried at Clayborne Cemetery on the west side just inside the entrance.
Children:
- William Gilbert
who lived north of Gilmour. Just outside of Shakamak State Part,
in
fact a good portion of the land in south west corner of park was land
purchased by John Harve McBride. In the 1970's the remainder of the
land was acquired by state and incorporated into the state park and
lays around
and underneath newer lake.
- Alice (Aggie) Mae m. Henry Strawn on 9-1-1917. They had no
children
and
lived in Sullivan. I have fond memories of spending a lot of time
visiting them. He was a Janitor for one of the schools, their house was
clean, neat, a small garden in the rear. I remember picking and eating
cherry tomatoes and spending many hours laying and swinging on their
front porch swing. When they died John and Jessie Irons were executors
of the estate, I was allowed to purchase their car, a green 1947 Chevy,
a big bulky old car, this was around 1963. Later sold car to Carl Delph
in Dugger, when mother and I bought a blue Ford Galaxie, right before
we married in 1965.
- Susan Mae McBride m. Francis Flemon Irons on 3-20-190
John Harve McBride and family: left to right; John Harve, Mary Alice (standing)or Aunt Aggie, Gilbert, Mary Jane (Gaskill) McBride, Susan Mae (my grandmother )picture taken Leoti, Kansas. Aunt Esther who identified individuals thought this was where they homesteaded (?). Estimate Susan Mae to be 5-10 years old, born in 1879, so picture around 1885.
Mary J (Gaskill) and John Harve McBride picture ca. 1930
Mary J and John H McBride ca 1890-1900
John Harve McBride (tin type) ca 1880
John Harve McBride and Mary J Gaskill McBride Grave Stones
Generation 4
Susan Mae McBride---- Francis Flemon Irons Go to Irons Family Page
Susan McBride Irons and Jessie Irons ca 1938
McBride Family Property Locations in Cass Twp. Sullivan Co. In.
MCBRIDE FAMILY BIBLE