John was born the son of William Carmack and Mary Jane McDaniel. He was born in Cecil County MD, just a few years before it became Frederick County MD in 1748.
John's father William and grandfather Cornelius had settled land that would later grow into Libertytown MD.
John married Sarah C. Wolfe in Frederick County MD. Sarah's father's name was Paul.
John Cornelius Carmack (1742-1796) served in the American Revolution, 2nd & Catoctin Batt., Frederick County, MD, Committee of Observation.
Their children:
1. Adam [b. 28 Sep 1771 in Fred Co d. 14 Apr 1772]
2. Catherine [b. 14 Feb 1774 d. 29 Oct 1776]
3. Sarah [b. 1778]
4. John Paul [b. 1784] +Ida Mary Delaplaine (+2nd Ellen Landers on 13 Mar 1840; she was born abt. 1802))
5. Susan [b. 1790]
6. William [b. 1792]
"A surveyor, he reportedly froze to death, near Woodsboro, Maryland 19 May 1796. His widow, Sarah Carmack administered his estate in Frederick County, Maryland 15 June 1803."
In 1753, Edward BEATTY had a special warrant for 100 acres on tract, "Nothing Venture Nothing Have"; in a short time, he added 4 more acres to it. In 1752, there was a warrant to John CARMACK for 250 acres and in 1753, he surveyed 50 acres of tract "Hitt or Miss" and in 1755, warrant went to Beatty from Carmack.
(Reference: Maryland Chancery Court: Abstract BEATTY's vs Daniel DULANEY - Title - 13 Jan 1791 [MSA S512- 458; 1/35/5/55-405]).
LINEAGE:
William Carmack [1716] MD
Cornelius Carmack [1681] Scotland/MD
John's father William and grandfather Cornelius had settled land that would later grow into Libertytown MD.
John married Sarah C. Wolfe in Frederick County MD. Sarah's father's name was Paul.
John Cornelius Carmack (1742-1796) served in the American Revolution, 2nd & Catoctin Batt., Frederick County, MD, Committee of Observation.
Their children:
1. Adam [b. 28 Sep 1771 in Fred Co d. 14 Apr 1772]
2. Catherine [b. 14 Feb 1774 d. 29 Oct 1776]
3. Sarah [b. 1778]
4. John Paul [b. 1784] +Ida Mary Delaplaine (+2nd Ellen Landers on 13 Mar 1840; she was born abt. 1802))
5. Susan [b. 1790]
6. William [b. 1792]
"A surveyor, he reportedly froze to death, near Woodsboro, Maryland 19 May 1796. His widow, Sarah Carmack administered his estate in Frederick County, Maryland 15 June 1803."
In 1753, Edward BEATTY had a special warrant for 100 acres on tract, "Nothing Venture Nothing Have"; in a short time, he added 4 more acres to it. In 1752, there was a warrant to John CARMACK for 250 acres and in 1753, he surveyed 50 acres of tract "Hitt or Miss" and in 1755, warrant went to Beatty from Carmack.
(Reference: Maryland Chancery Court: Abstract BEATTY's vs Daniel DULANEY - Title - 13 Jan 1791 [MSA S512- 458; 1/35/5/55-405]).
LINEAGE:
William Carmack [1716] MD
Cornelius Carmack [1681] Scotland/MD
John was born the son of William Carmack and Mary Jane McDaniel. He was born in Cecil County MD, just a few years before it became Frederick County MD in 1748.
John's father William and grandfather Cornelius had settled land that would later grow into Libertytown MD.
John married Sarah C. Wolfe in Frederick County MD. Sarah's father's name was Paul.
John Cornelius Carmack (1742-1796) served in the American Revolution, 2nd & Catoctin Batt., Frederick County, MD, Committee of Observation.
Their children:
1. Adam [b. 28 Sep 1771 in Fred Co d. 14 Apr 1772]
2. Catherine [b. 14 Feb 1774 d. 29 Oct 1776]
3. Sarah [b. 1778]
4. John Paul [b. 1784] +Ida Mary Delaplaine (+2nd Ellen Landers on 13 Mar 1840; she was born abt. 1802))
5. Susan [b. 1790]
6. William [b. 1792]
"A surveyor, he reportedly froze to death, near Woodsboro, Maryland 19 May 1796. His widow, Sarah Carmack administered his estate in Frederick County, Maryland 15 June 1803."
In 1753, Edward BEATTY had a special warrant for 100 acres on tract, "Nothing Venture Nothing Have"; in a short time, he added 4 more acres to it. In 1752, there was a warrant to John CARMACK for 250 acres and in 1753, he surveyed 50 acres of tract "Hitt or Miss" and in 1755, warrant went to Beatty from Carmack.
(Reference: Maryland Chancery Court: Abstract BEATTY's vs Daniel DULANEY - Title - 13 Jan 1791 [MSA S512- 458; 1/35/5/55-405]).
LINEAGE:
William Carmack [1716] MD
Cornelius Carmack [1681] Scotland/MD
John's father William and grandfather Cornelius had settled land that would later grow into Libertytown MD.
John married Sarah C. Wolfe in Frederick County MD. Sarah's father's name was Paul.
John Cornelius Carmack (1742-1796) served in the American Revolution, 2nd & Catoctin Batt., Frederick County, MD, Committee of Observation.
Their children:
1. Adam [b. 28 Sep 1771 in Fred Co d. 14 Apr 1772]
2. Catherine [b. 14 Feb 1774 d. 29 Oct 1776]
3. Sarah [b. 1778]
4. John Paul [b. 1784] +Ida Mary Delaplaine (+2nd Ellen Landers on 13 Mar 1840; she was born abt. 1802))
5. Susan [b. 1790]
6. William [b. 1792]
"A surveyor, he reportedly froze to death, near Woodsboro, Maryland 19 May 1796. His widow, Sarah Carmack administered his estate in Frederick County, Maryland 15 June 1803."
In 1753, Edward BEATTY had a special warrant for 100 acres on tract, "Nothing Venture Nothing Have"; in a short time, he added 4 more acres to it. In 1752, there was a warrant to John CARMACK for 250 acres and in 1753, he surveyed 50 acres of tract "Hitt or Miss" and in 1755, warrant went to Beatty from Carmack.
(Reference: Maryland Chancery Court: Abstract BEATTY's vs Daniel DULANEY - Title - 13 Jan 1791 [MSA S512- 458; 1/35/5/55-405]).
LINEAGE:
William Carmack [1716] MD
Cornelius Carmack [1681] Scotland/MD
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