"In December 1840 the family having decided to come on westward, located in Missouri, taking up their permanent residence in Platte County, and upon the place where they now reside, in 1848. Burke McComas first settled in the Platte and Missouri river bottoms, but losing a great deal of property by the flood of 1844, he moved to Preston township, two and a half miles southwest of Ridgely." (From History of Platte County)
On Jan. 11, 1844 received a patent for full payment of land from the General Land Office of the U.S., a certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Plattsburg, MO described as: "The E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Section 35, Township 52, Range 35 in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, MO containing 80 acres. On 1 May 1846 Burke McComas recorded the purchase of 160 acres in Township 52-N of Platte Co., MO. This property was adjacent to the 40 acres in township 52-N recorded by James Heath, eldest son of Israel Heath. (Waldron Township, Platte Co MO). The original 80 acres and a 2nd 80 acres were both sold for $200 by Nancy and Burke McComas to her brother James Heath on Aug 24, 1847 (filed March 6, 1848). These two pieces were described as the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of section 35, Twp 52, Range 35 80 acres and S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 section 34, twp 52, range 35 containing another 80 acres.) Neither Nancy or Burke McComas could read and write because they had to sign 'X" as their marks on the documents.
There used to be a Heath Cemetery in T52N R35W S35. Both James Heath and brother in law William 'Burke' McComas were "original owners" having adjacent pieces. The original owner in S35 (40a) was James Heath a warrantee/patentee dated 11/1/1848. adjoining this property, also in S35 (80a) is William Burke McComas a warrantee/patentee dated 5/1/1846.
William Burke McComas and wife Nancy Heath sold their land to brother in law James Heath on 24 Aug 1847 for $200.
The Union Chapel School in north-central Carroll Twp, Platte County MO was originally a log school called the McComas School for the landowner William Burke McComas. When a new building was erected Union Church and Sunday school services were held in it and the school became known as the Union Chapel School.
The two patriarchs and their families:
Moses McComas was born 1776 in VA. Lucy Napier was born 1774 in Montgomery County, VA. She married Moses McComas on Feb. 5, 1793 in Christianburg, Montgomery County, VA. Their children were:
1. Elisha McComas b. 1794
2. Dicey McComas b. 1796
3. George McComas b. 1798
4. Hiram McComas b. 1799
5. Julia McComas b. ca 1800
6. Sarah McComas b. 1801
7. Cynthia McComas b. 1802
8. Chloe McComas b. 1808 (marries a Heath, James Heath)
9. William Burke McComas b. 1810 (marries a Heath, Nancy D Heath)
10.Judith B McComas b. 1811 (married a Heath, Rev John Wesley Heath)
11. Sanders W McComas b. 1814 (marries a Heath, Laura Mary Heath)
12. Rebecca McComas b. 1815
13. Letha Zetta McComas b. 1818 (marries a Heath, Rev David M Heath)
Israel Heath was born 1773 VA and married 25 July 1799 Elizabeth Blue in Martinsburg, Berkeley Co VA. Their children were:
1. James Heath b. 1800
2. William Richard Heath b. 1801
3. Richard Blue Heath b. 1803
4. Jonas Blue Heath b. 1808
4. John Wesley Heath b. 1809
6. Stephen Preston Heath b. 1812
7. Nancy Heath b. 1814
8. Laura Mary Heath b. 1815
9. David M Heath b. 1817
"In December 1840 the family having decided to come on westward, located in Missouri, taking up their permanent residence in Platte County, and upon the place where they now reside, in 1848. Burke McComas first settled in the Platte and Missouri river bottoms, but losing a great deal of property by the flood of 1844, he moved to Preston township, two and a half miles southwest of Ridgely." (From History of Platte County)
On Jan. 11, 1844 received a patent for full payment of land from the General Land Office of the U.S., a certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Plattsburg, MO described as: "The E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Section 35, Township 52, Range 35 in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, MO containing 80 acres. On 1 May 1846 Burke McComas recorded the purchase of 160 acres in Township 52-N of Platte Co., MO. This property was adjacent to the 40 acres in township 52-N recorded by James Heath, eldest son of Israel Heath. (Waldron Township, Platte Co MO). The original 80 acres and a 2nd 80 acres were both sold for $200 by Nancy and Burke McComas to her brother James Heath on Aug 24, 1847 (filed March 6, 1848). These two pieces were described as the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of section 35, Twp 52, Range 35 80 acres and S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 section 34, twp 52, range 35 containing another 80 acres.) Neither Nancy or Burke McComas could read and write because they had to sign 'X" as their marks on the documents.
There used to be a Heath Cemetery in T52N R35W S35. Both James Heath and brother in law William 'Burke' McComas were "original owners" having adjacent pieces. The original owner in S35 (40a) was James Heath a warrantee/patentee dated 11/1/1848. adjoining this property, also in S35 (80a) is William Burke McComas a warrantee/patentee dated 5/1/1846.
William Burke McComas and wife Nancy Heath sold their land to brother in law James Heath on 24 Aug 1847 for $200.
The Union Chapel School in north-central Carroll Twp, Platte County MO was originally a log school called the McComas School for the landowner William Burke McComas. When a new building was erected Union Church and Sunday school services were held in it and the school became known as the Union Chapel School.
The two patriarchs and their families:
Moses McComas was born 1776 in VA. Lucy Napier was born 1774 in Montgomery County, VA. She married Moses McComas on Feb. 5, 1793 in Christianburg, Montgomery County, VA. Their children were:
1. Elisha McComas b. 1794
2. Dicey McComas b. 1796
3. George McComas b. 1798
4. Hiram McComas b. 1799
5. Julia McComas b. ca 1800
6. Sarah McComas b. 1801
7. Cynthia McComas b. 1802
8. Chloe McComas b. 1808 (marries a Heath, James Heath)
9. William Burke McComas b. 1810 (marries a Heath, Nancy D Heath)
10.Judith B McComas b. 1811 (married a Heath, Rev John Wesley Heath)
11. Sanders W McComas b. 1814 (marries a Heath, Laura Mary Heath)
12. Rebecca McComas b. 1815
13. Letha Zetta McComas b. 1818 (marries a Heath, Rev David M Heath)
Israel Heath was born 1773 VA and married 25 July 1799 Elizabeth Blue in Martinsburg, Berkeley Co VA. Their children were:
1. James Heath b. 1800
2. William Richard Heath b. 1801
3. Richard Blue Heath b. 1803
4. Jonas Blue Heath b. 1808
4. John Wesley Heath b. 1809
6. Stephen Preston Heath b. 1812
7. Nancy Heath b. 1814
8. Laura Mary Heath b. 1815
9. David M Heath b. 1817
Family Members
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Elisha McComas
1794 – unknown
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Dicey McComas Barrett
1796 – unknown
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George McComas
1798–1860
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Arminta Julia McComas Chapman
1800 – unknown
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Sarah "Sally" McComas Edwards
1801–1847
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Hiram McComas Sr
1803–1849
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Cynthia McComas Hereford
1804–1839
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Chloe McComas Heath
1808 – unknown
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Judith McComas Heath
1812–1850
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Sanders W. McComas
1814–1876
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Rebecca McComas Mayo
1815–1851
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Letha McComas Heath
1818–1847
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Pembrook McComas
1833–1927
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Judge Stephen McComas
1835–1913
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Elisha McComas
1837–1911
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Moses McComas
1839–1907
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Sanders W McComas
1841–1914
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Julia A. McComas Miller
1843–1913
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James Edward McComas
1845–1913
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Israel Heath McComas
1848–1925
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Elizabeth Melvina McComas Miller
1851–1904
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Mary F. McComas Kimsey
1854–1912
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Hiram McComas
1856–1931
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