Descendants of Richard McAllister (R04)
By William Worth:
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev. War P.S. was born between 1705 and 1715 in Antrim County, Ireland. He immigrated in 1738 to Arrived from Ireland, winter of 1738. He died after 1776 in Bedford, N.H.?. He was buried in Bedford, NH?.
The McAllasters came from Argyleshire, Scotland to North Ireland, and lived in Londonderry and Antrim Counties. Richard McAllaster was born about 1705. He was an ancestor of one branch of the Antrim county, North Ireland McAllaster's. In about 1735 he married Ann Miller, and sometime within the next 3 years they had a son born there named Archibald. Richard and Ann came to America during the winter of 1738-1739. While crossing the Atlantic, Ann gave birth to a 2nd son named John. They arrived in America at the Boston bay, and landed near the trading post called Winnisimmet, which is now called Chelsea, Mass. Almost at once Richard and his family found their way to Londonderry, NH as we conclude, for in 1741 he was a citizen there in full standing. Also in 1741,while living in Londonderry, Ann bore Richard a 3rd son named William. Not long after this there was a migration from Londonderry to the settlement of Narragansett, No.5 and the community was known as "Souhegan East" now Bedford, NH. It was probably in the spring of 1743 when Richard and family moved to Bedford. The place where they settled is West Bedford Center, and is now known as the Hadley Stevens farm a few rods west of the village, only 4 miles from the present city of Manchester. His name appears among the Petitioners of Souhegan East, June 12, 1744, to the Governor and assembly for protection against the Indians. He was one of the leading landholders at the organization of the town in 1750,and one of the subscribers to the petition to Gov. Wentworth, May 10, 1750 asking for special privileges to raise money for Presbyterian Services in Bedford. In 1773 He was Constable of Bedford. Richard and Ann had 7 more children born in Bedford, NH. At the present time it is not known the exact date that Richard died. There is no record of Richards death in Bedford. His Wife Ann Died 12 March 1776 at 67 years old, and it is believed that he may have died earlier that same year or followed one of his sons after his wife's death.
He was married to ANN MILLER in 1734 in Londonderry, Ireland. ANN MILLER was born in 1710 in Ireland. She immigrated in 1738 to America. Arriving from Ireland Winter of 1738. She died on March 12, 1776 in Bedford, New Hampshire age 67. She was buried on March 13, 1776 in Old South Cemetery, Bedford, NH.
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War PS and ANN MILLER had the following children:
i. CAPT Archibald MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War was born about 1735
ii PVT John MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War was born on January 18, 1739
iii ENS William MCALLASTER Mass. Amer. Rev War was born on July 14, 1741
5 iv Mary MCALLISTER was born on August 10, 1743 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
v Ann MCALLASTER was born on November 6, 1745 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on October 31, 1760 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
vi Susannah MCALLISTER was born on August 20, 1747 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on June 8, 1842.
vii PVT RICHARD MCALLASTER JR. American Rev was born on October 20, 1749
viii James MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War PS was born on February 29, 1752
ix Benjamin MCALLASTER was born on May 31, 1754
x Susannah MCALLASTER was born on August 20, 1756
By William Worth:
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev. War P.S. was born between 1705 and 1715 in Antrim County, Ireland. He immigrated in 1738 to Arrived from Ireland, winter of 1738. He died after 1776 in Bedford, N.H.?. He was buried in Bedford, NH?.
The McAllasters came from Argyleshire, Scotland to North Ireland, and lived in Londonderry and Antrim Counties. Richard McAllaster was born about 1705. He was an ancestor of one branch of the Antrim county, North Ireland McAllaster's. In about 1735 he married Ann Miller, and sometime within the next 3 years they had a son born there named Archibald. Richard and Ann came to America during the winter of 1738-1739. While crossing the Atlantic, Ann gave birth to a 2nd son named John. They arrived in America at the Boston bay, and landed near the trading post called Winnisimmet, which is now called Chelsea, Mass. Almost at once Richard and his family found their way to Londonderry, NH as we conclude, for in 1741 he was a citizen there in full standing. Also in 1741,while living in Londonderry, Ann bore Richard a 3rd son named William. Not long after this there was a migration from Londonderry to the settlement of Narragansett, No.5 and the community was known as "Souhegan East" now Bedford, NH. It was probably in the spring of 1743 when Richard and family moved to Bedford. The place where they settled is West Bedford Center, and is now known as the Hadley Stevens farm a few rods west of the village, only 4 miles from the present city of Manchester. His name appears among the Petitioners of Souhegan East, June 12, 1744, to the Governor and assembly for protection against the Indians. He was one of the leading landholders at the organization of the town in 1750,and one of the subscribers to the petition to Gov. Wentworth, May 10, 1750 asking for special privileges to raise money for Presbyterian Services in Bedford. In 1773 He was Constable of Bedford. Richard and Ann had 7 more children born in Bedford, NH. At the present time it is not known the exact date that Richard died. There is no record of Richards death in Bedford. His Wife Ann Died 12 March 1776 at 67 years old, and it is believed that he may have died earlier that same year or followed one of his sons after his wife's death.
He was married to ANN MILLER in 1734 in Londonderry, Ireland. ANN MILLER was born in 1710 in Ireland. She immigrated in 1738 to America. Arriving from Ireland Winter of 1738. She died on March 12, 1776 in Bedford, New Hampshire age 67. She was buried on March 13, 1776 in Old South Cemetery, Bedford, NH.
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War PS and ANN MILLER had the following children:
i. CAPT Archibald MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War was born about 1735
ii PVT John MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War was born on January 18, 1739
iii ENS William MCALLASTER Mass. Amer. Rev War was born on July 14, 1741
5 iv Mary MCALLISTER was born on August 10, 1743 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
v Ann MCALLASTER was born on November 6, 1745 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on October 31, 1760 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
vi Susannah MCALLISTER was born on August 20, 1747 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on June 8, 1842.
vii PVT RICHARD MCALLASTER JR. American Rev was born on October 20, 1749
viii James MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War PS was born on February 29, 1752
ix Benjamin MCALLASTER was born on May 31, 1754
x Susannah MCALLASTER was born on August 20, 1756
Descendants of Richard McAllister (R04)
By William Worth:
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev. War P.S. was born between 1705 and 1715 in Antrim County, Ireland. He immigrated in 1738 to Arrived from Ireland, winter of 1738. He died after 1776 in Bedford, N.H.?. He was buried in Bedford, NH?.
The McAllasters came from Argyleshire, Scotland to North Ireland, and lived in Londonderry and Antrim Counties. Richard McAllaster was born about 1705. He was an ancestor of one branch of the Antrim county, North Ireland McAllaster's. In about 1735 he married Ann Miller, and sometime within the next 3 years they had a son born there named Archibald. Richard and Ann came to America during the winter of 1738-1739. While crossing the Atlantic, Ann gave birth to a 2nd son named John. They arrived in America at the Boston bay, and landed near the trading post called Winnisimmet, which is now called Chelsea, Mass. Almost at once Richard and his family found their way to Londonderry, NH as we conclude, for in 1741 he was a citizen there in full standing. Also in 1741,while living in Londonderry, Ann bore Richard a 3rd son named William. Not long after this there was a migration from Londonderry to the settlement of Narragansett, No.5 and the community was known as "Souhegan East" now Bedford, NH. It was probably in the spring of 1743 when Richard and family moved to Bedford. The place where they settled is West Bedford Center, and is now known as the Hadley Stevens farm a few rods west of the village, only 4 miles from the present city of Manchester. His name appears among the Petitioners of Souhegan East, June 12, 1744, to the Governor and assembly for protection against the Indians. He was one of the leading landholders at the organization of the town in 1750,and one of the subscribers to the petition to Gov. Wentworth, May 10, 1750 asking for special privileges to raise money for Presbyterian Services in Bedford. In 1773 He was Constable of Bedford. Richard and Ann had 7 more children born in Bedford, NH. At the present time it is not known the exact date that Richard died. There is no record of Richards death in Bedford. His Wife Ann Died 12 March 1776 at 67 years old, and it is believed that he may have died earlier that same year or followed one of his sons after his wife's death.
He was married to ANN MILLER in 1734 in Londonderry, Ireland. ANN MILLER was born in 1710 in Ireland. She immigrated in 1738 to America. Arriving from Ireland Winter of 1738. She died on March 12, 1776 in Bedford, New Hampshire age 67. She was buried on March 13, 1776 in Old South Cemetery, Bedford, NH.
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War PS and ANN MILLER had the following children:
i. CAPT Archibald MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War was born about 1735
ii PVT John MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War was born on January 18, 1739
iii ENS William MCALLASTER Mass. Amer. Rev War was born on July 14, 1741
5 iv Mary MCALLISTER was born on August 10, 1743 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
v Ann MCALLASTER was born on November 6, 1745 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on October 31, 1760 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
vi Susannah MCALLISTER was born on August 20, 1747 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on June 8, 1842.
vii PVT RICHARD MCALLASTER JR. American Rev was born on October 20, 1749
viii James MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War PS was born on February 29, 1752
ix Benjamin MCALLASTER was born on May 31, 1754
x Susannah MCALLASTER was born on August 20, 1756
By William Worth:
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev. War P.S. was born between 1705 and 1715 in Antrim County, Ireland. He immigrated in 1738 to Arrived from Ireland, winter of 1738. He died after 1776 in Bedford, N.H.?. He was buried in Bedford, NH?.
The McAllasters came from Argyleshire, Scotland to North Ireland, and lived in Londonderry and Antrim Counties. Richard McAllaster was born about 1705. He was an ancestor of one branch of the Antrim county, North Ireland McAllaster's. In about 1735 he married Ann Miller, and sometime within the next 3 years they had a son born there named Archibald. Richard and Ann came to America during the winter of 1738-1739. While crossing the Atlantic, Ann gave birth to a 2nd son named John. They arrived in America at the Boston bay, and landed near the trading post called Winnisimmet, which is now called Chelsea, Mass. Almost at once Richard and his family found their way to Londonderry, NH as we conclude, for in 1741 he was a citizen there in full standing. Also in 1741,while living in Londonderry, Ann bore Richard a 3rd son named William. Not long after this there was a migration from Londonderry to the settlement of Narragansett, No.5 and the community was known as "Souhegan East" now Bedford, NH. It was probably in the spring of 1743 when Richard and family moved to Bedford. The place where they settled is West Bedford Center, and is now known as the Hadley Stevens farm a few rods west of the village, only 4 miles from the present city of Manchester. His name appears among the Petitioners of Souhegan East, June 12, 1744, to the Governor and assembly for protection against the Indians. He was one of the leading landholders at the organization of the town in 1750,and one of the subscribers to the petition to Gov. Wentworth, May 10, 1750 asking for special privileges to raise money for Presbyterian Services in Bedford. In 1773 He was Constable of Bedford. Richard and Ann had 7 more children born in Bedford, NH. At the present time it is not known the exact date that Richard died. There is no record of Richards death in Bedford. His Wife Ann Died 12 March 1776 at 67 years old, and it is believed that he may have died earlier that same year or followed one of his sons after his wife's death.
He was married to ANN MILLER in 1734 in Londonderry, Ireland. ANN MILLER was born in 1710 in Ireland. She immigrated in 1738 to America. Arriving from Ireland Winter of 1738. She died on March 12, 1776 in Bedford, New Hampshire age 67. She was buried on March 13, 1776 in Old South Cemetery, Bedford, NH.
RICHARD MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War PS and ANN MILLER had the following children:
i. CAPT Archibald MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War was born about 1735
ii PVT John MCALLASTER Amer. Rev War was born on January 18, 1739
iii ENS William MCALLASTER Mass. Amer. Rev War was born on July 14, 1741
5 iv Mary MCALLISTER was born on August 10, 1743 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
v Ann MCALLASTER was born on November 6, 1745 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on October 31, 1760 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH
vi Susannah MCALLISTER was born on August 20, 1747 in Bedford, Hillsboro, NH She died on June 8, 1842.
vii PVT RICHARD MCALLASTER JR. American Rev was born on October 20, 1749
viii James MCALLISTER Amer. Rev War PS was born on February 29, 1752
ix Benjamin MCALLASTER was born on May 31, 1754
x Susannah MCALLASTER was born on August 20, 1756
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Wife of Richard McAlaster. They were both born and married in Ireland. They had 9 children, one born in Ireland, one at sea, the rest in Londonderry and Bedford, NH.
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