Julian Dunbar McQueen was the son of Rev. Stewart & Virginia Dunbar McQueen. He was only nine years old when he was laid to rest in the Dr. John Hampden Hill family plot in Willow Dale Cemetery. At the time of his death, his father was serving as rector at St. Stephens Episcopal Church in Goldsboro, N.C. Shortly after his death, his parents and siblings moved to Montgomery, Alabama where his father became Rector of the Church Of The Holy Comfort.
The MacQueens Of Queensdale,
Julian Dunbar McQueen was of Scottish descent. On his fathers's side he was from the prominent McQueen Clan that lived around Maxton, Robison County, N.C. This family were very proud of their Scottish heritage, and a genealogy book was published in 1913 called "The MacQueens Of Queensdale" that was written by the family historian,
AnnaBella Bunting McCallum McElyea Many of the men were leaders, becoming doctors, lawyers, ministers, Judges, and congressmen.
Notables on Paternal Side
His great-grandfather was Col. James MacQueen of Robison County. A lineal descendant of
1)Robert The Bruce, Wallace The Bold,
2)Flora The Scotch Heroine, and
3) Knox The Reformer.
4)James Stewart who immigrated from Scotland and later became a U.S. Congressman.
Notables on Maternal Side
Had Julian Dunbar lived to adulthood he could have registered in the Sons of The Revolution because his 4X Great-grandfather was Richard Stockton a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
He has several uncles that were notables John McQueen a U.S. Congressman.
~~~~~~~~obituary~~~~~
The death of little Julian McQueen, 8 years old, the invalid son of Rev. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen, occurred Tuesday at 5 o'clock at the home of his parents,St. Stephen's rectory. Their many friends sympathize with them deeply in their bereavement and sorrow.
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 04 Feb 1897, Thu • Page 3 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)
The MacQueens Of Queensdale,
Julian Dunbar McQueen was of Scottish descent. On his fathers's side he was from the prominent McQueen Clan that lived around Maxton, Robison County, N.C. This family were very proud of their Scottish heritage, and a genealogy book was published in 1913 called "The MacQueens Of Queensdale" that was written by the family historian,
AnnaBella Bunting McCallum McElyea Many of the men were leaders, becoming doctors, lawyers, ministers, Judges, and congressmen.
Notables on Paternal Side
His great-grandfather was Col. James MacQueen of Robison County. A lineal descendant of
1)Robert The Bruce, Wallace The Bold,
2)Flora The Scotch Heroine, and
3) Knox The Reformer.
4)James Stewart who immigrated from Scotland and later became a U.S. Congressman.
Notables on Maternal Side
Had Julian Dunbar lived to adulthood he could have registered in the Sons of The Revolution because his 4X Great-grandfather was Richard Stockton a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
He has several uncles that were notables John McQueen a U.S. Congressman.
~~~~~~~~obituary~~~~~
The death of little Julian McQueen, 8 years old, the invalid son of Rev. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen, occurred Tuesday at 5 o'clock at the home of his parents,St. Stephen's rectory. Their many friends sympathize with them deeply in their bereavement and sorrow.
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 04 Feb 1897, Thu • Page 3 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)
Julian Dunbar McQueen was the son of Rev. Stewart & Virginia Dunbar McQueen. He was only nine years old when he was laid to rest in the Dr. John Hampden Hill family plot in Willow Dale Cemetery. At the time of his death, his father was serving as rector at St. Stephens Episcopal Church in Goldsboro, N.C. Shortly after his death, his parents and siblings moved to Montgomery, Alabama where his father became Rector of the Church Of The Holy Comfort.
The MacQueens Of Queensdale,
Julian Dunbar McQueen was of Scottish descent. On his fathers's side he was from the prominent McQueen Clan that lived around Maxton, Robison County, N.C. This family were very proud of their Scottish heritage, and a genealogy book was published in 1913 called "The MacQueens Of Queensdale" that was written by the family historian,
AnnaBella Bunting McCallum McElyea Many of the men were leaders, becoming doctors, lawyers, ministers, Judges, and congressmen.
Notables on Paternal Side
His great-grandfather was Col. James MacQueen of Robison County. A lineal descendant of
1)Robert The Bruce, Wallace The Bold,
2)Flora The Scotch Heroine, and
3) Knox The Reformer.
4)James Stewart who immigrated from Scotland and later became a U.S. Congressman.
Notables on Maternal Side
Had Julian Dunbar lived to adulthood he could have registered in the Sons of The Revolution because his 4X Great-grandfather was Richard Stockton a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
He has several uncles that were notables John McQueen a U.S. Congressman.
~~~~~~~~obituary~~~~~
The death of little Julian McQueen, 8 years old, the invalid son of Rev. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen, occurred Tuesday at 5 o'clock at the home of his parents,St. Stephen's rectory. Their many friends sympathize with them deeply in their bereavement and sorrow.
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 04 Feb 1897, Thu • Page 3 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)
The MacQueens Of Queensdale,
Julian Dunbar McQueen was of Scottish descent. On his fathers's side he was from the prominent McQueen Clan that lived around Maxton, Robison County, N.C. This family were very proud of their Scottish heritage, and a genealogy book was published in 1913 called "The MacQueens Of Queensdale" that was written by the family historian,
AnnaBella Bunting McCallum McElyea Many of the men were leaders, becoming doctors, lawyers, ministers, Judges, and congressmen.
Notables on Paternal Side
His great-grandfather was Col. James MacQueen of Robison County. A lineal descendant of
1)Robert The Bruce, Wallace The Bold,
2)Flora The Scotch Heroine, and
3) Knox The Reformer.
4)James Stewart who immigrated from Scotland and later became a U.S. Congressman.
Notables on Maternal Side
Had Julian Dunbar lived to adulthood he could have registered in the Sons of The Revolution because his 4X Great-grandfather was Richard Stockton a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
He has several uncles that were notables John McQueen a U.S. Congressman.
~~~~~~~~obituary~~~~~
The death of little Julian McQueen, 8 years old, the invalid son of Rev. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen, occurred Tuesday at 5 o'clock at the home of his parents,St. Stephen's rectory. Their many friends sympathize with them deeply in their bereavement and sorrow.
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 04 Feb 1897, Thu • Page 3 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)
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