Mary Smith McCracken migrated to Lawrence Co., Tennessee from Madison Co., Alabama sometime between the enumeration of the federal census of 1840 and 1850. After her move from Alabama, G,G,G,G, Grandmother Mary lived with her oldest son, John, and his wife, Elizabeth English McCracken, until her death in 1851 at the age of 93.
Mary was the wife of James McCracken, a Revolutionary War soldier who had migrated into South Carolina from his birth place of Scotland. James was born 14 Dec 1754 and died 8 Aug 1824 in Madison Co., Alabama. His burial place is believed to be, at this time, on Sand Mountain in Madison Co., Alabama. This was the place of burial that his grandson, Rufus McCracken, named in the McCracken family records that he left. Rufus also cited Mary Smith McCracken's place of birth as Ireland.
James and Mary Smith McCracken were married 22 Jan 1779 and were the parents of twelve children: John, Jane, Hannah, Nancy, Mary Elizabeth, Lettice, William, James, Jr., Robert Smith, Jeremiah, Nimrod and Anson McCracken.
The older McCracken children were born in South Carolina and the younger ones in what is now Madison Co., Alabama. At the time, that area was known as the Alabama/Mississippi Territories.
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Note: Received in an email;
"Wanted to share with you that Mary in the 1830's had lived in Jackson County, Missouri at the same time as three of her children (Nimrod, Anson and Hannah Jane). I have the land record transactions in her name from Jackson County."
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Mary was the wife of James McCracken, a Revolutionary War soldier who had migrated into South Carolina from his birth place of Scotland. James was born 14 Dec 1754 and died 8 Aug 1824 in Madison Co., Alabama. His burial place is believed to be, at this time, on Sand Mountain in Madison Co., Alabama. This was the place of burial that his grandson, Rufus McCracken, named in the McCracken family records that he left. Rufus also cited Mary Smith McCracken's place of birth as Ireland.
James and Mary Smith McCracken were married 22 Jan 1779 and were the parents of twelve children: John, Jane, Hannah, Nancy, Mary Elizabeth, Lettice, William, James, Jr., Robert Smith, Jeremiah, Nimrod and Anson McCracken.
The older McCracken children were born in South Carolina and the younger ones in what is now Madison Co., Alabama. At the time, that area was known as the Alabama/Mississippi Territories.
@MAH 2009
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Note: Received in an email;
"Wanted to share with you that Mary in the 1830's had lived in Jackson County, Missouri at the same time as three of her children (Nimrod, Anson and Hannah Jane). I have the land record transactions in her name from Jackson County."
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Mary Smith McCracken migrated to Lawrence Co., Tennessee from Madison Co., Alabama sometime between the enumeration of the federal census of 1840 and 1850. After her move from Alabama, G,G,G,G, Grandmother Mary lived with her oldest son, John, and his wife, Elizabeth English McCracken, until her death in 1851 at the age of 93.
Mary was the wife of James McCracken, a Revolutionary War soldier who had migrated into South Carolina from his birth place of Scotland. James was born 14 Dec 1754 and died 8 Aug 1824 in Madison Co., Alabama. His burial place is believed to be, at this time, on Sand Mountain in Madison Co., Alabama. This was the place of burial that his grandson, Rufus McCracken, named in the McCracken family records that he left. Rufus also cited Mary Smith McCracken's place of birth as Ireland.
James and Mary Smith McCracken were married 22 Jan 1779 and were the parents of twelve children: John, Jane, Hannah, Nancy, Mary Elizabeth, Lettice, William, James, Jr., Robert Smith, Jeremiah, Nimrod and Anson McCracken.
The older McCracken children were born in South Carolina and the younger ones in what is now Madison Co., Alabama. At the time, that area was known as the Alabama/Mississippi Territories.
@MAH 2009
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Note: Received in an email;
"Wanted to share with you that Mary in the 1830's had lived in Jackson County, Missouri at the same time as three of her children (Nimrod, Anson and Hannah Jane). I have the land record transactions in her name from Jackson County."
Unsigned
Mary was the wife of James McCracken, a Revolutionary War soldier who had migrated into South Carolina from his birth place of Scotland. James was born 14 Dec 1754 and died 8 Aug 1824 in Madison Co., Alabama. His burial place is believed to be, at this time, on Sand Mountain in Madison Co., Alabama. This was the place of burial that his grandson, Rufus McCracken, named in the McCracken family records that he left. Rufus also cited Mary Smith McCracken's place of birth as Ireland.
James and Mary Smith McCracken were married 22 Jan 1779 and were the parents of twelve children: John, Jane, Hannah, Nancy, Mary Elizabeth, Lettice, William, James, Jr., Robert Smith, Jeremiah, Nimrod and Anson McCracken.
The older McCracken children were born in South Carolina and the younger ones in what is now Madison Co., Alabama. At the time, that area was known as the Alabama/Mississippi Territories.
@MAH 2009
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Note: Received in an email;
"Wanted to share with you that Mary in the 1830's had lived in Jackson County, Missouri at the same time as three of her children (Nimrod, Anson and Hannah Jane). I have the land record transactions in her name from Jackson County."
Unsigned
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