that of Philadelphia, was a member of the Tennessee Constitutional Convention of 1796, and drafted the first constitution of Tennessee; great-grandson of Matthew McClung, of Scotch descent, who came to America from the Province of Ulster, Ireland, about 1746 and settled in Lancaster County, Pa.; great-grandson also of James White, the first settler and founder of Knoxville, Captain of North Carolina Militia during the Revolution, and later Brigadier General of East
Tennessee Volunteers.
(This information provided by C.Cartwright)
that of Philadelphia, was a member of the Tennessee Constitutional Convention of 1796, and drafted the first constitution of Tennessee; great-grandson of Matthew McClung, of Scotch descent, who came to America from the Province of Ulster, Ireland, about 1746 and settled in Lancaster County, Pa.; great-grandson also of James White, the first settler and founder of Knoxville, Captain of North Carolina Militia during the Revolution, and later Brigadier General of East
Tennessee Volunteers.
(This information provided by C.Cartwright)
Family Members
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Dr Calvin M McClung
1820–1857
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Margaret McClung Gardner
1822–1886
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Sarah Morgan McClung
1824–1844
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Charles James McClung
1826–1908
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Lawson Smith McClung
1830–1832
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Matthew McClung
1833–1913
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Amanda Park McClung
1835–1839
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Alexander McClung
1837–1839
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CPT Hugh Lawson McClung
1839–1862
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Ellen Christie McClung Marshall
1843–1927
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Calvin Morgan McClung
1855–1919
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Franklin Henry "Frank" McClung
1856–1940
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Essex McClung
1858–1858
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Matilda Mills "Tillie" McClung
1859–1873
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Eliza Morgan McClung
1861–1863
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Aurelia Essex McClung Van Gilder
1863–1946
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Charles James McClung
1866–1932
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Robert Gardner McClung
1868–1928
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Thomas Lee McClung
1870–1914
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Ellen Marshall McClung Green
1872–1956
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