Alexander left Ireland in 1727 with his brother-in-law John Caldwell. He first landed in Delaware but moved on to Pennsylvania where he settled for awhile. His brother-in-law, John Caldwell, petitioned the Governor of Virginia for land for those Scots-Irish families that wanted to move to Virginia.
Alexander's Last Will And Testament was written May 3, 1749 and proved at Amelia County Virginia Court 18 Aug 1749. In it, he listed his children: John, Alexander, James & Samuel; Agnes, Catherine, Mary, & Susanna.
"Came to America with his brother-in-law, John Caldwell, settler of Cub Creek. First settled at Chestnut Level in Lancaster County, PA, then moved to Amelia (later Prince Edward) County".
In 1754, Prince Edward County, was formed from parts of Amelia County.∼Samuel immigration to Pennsylvainia with a large group of Scotch Presbyterians on Dec 10, 1727.
Alexander's Last Will And Testament was written May 3, 1749 and proved at Amelia County Virginia Court 18 Aug 1749. In it, he listed his children: John, Alexander, James & Samuel; Agnes, Catherine, Mary, & Susanna.
"Came to America with his brother-in-law, John Caldwell, settler of Cub Creek. First settled at Chestnut Level in Lancaster County, PA, then moved to Amelia (later Prince Edward) County".
In 1754, Prince Edward County, was formed from parts of Amelia County.∼Samuel immigration to Pennsylvainia with a large group of Scotch Presbyterians on Dec 10, 1727.
Alexander left Ireland in 1727 with his brother-in-law John Caldwell. He first landed in Delaware but moved on to Pennsylvania where he settled for awhile. His brother-in-law, John Caldwell, petitioned the Governor of Virginia for land for those Scots-Irish families that wanted to move to Virginia.
Alexander's Last Will And Testament was written May 3, 1749 and proved at Amelia County Virginia Court 18 Aug 1749. In it, he listed his children: John, Alexander, James & Samuel; Agnes, Catherine, Mary, & Susanna.
"Came to America with his brother-in-law, John Caldwell, settler of Cub Creek. First settled at Chestnut Level in Lancaster County, PA, then moved to Amelia (later Prince Edward) County".
In 1754, Prince Edward County, was formed from parts of Amelia County.∼Samuel immigration to Pennsylvainia with a large group of Scotch Presbyterians on Dec 10, 1727.
Alexander's Last Will And Testament was written May 3, 1749 and proved at Amelia County Virginia Court 18 Aug 1749. In it, he listed his children: John, Alexander, James & Samuel; Agnes, Catherine, Mary, & Susanna.
"Came to America with his brother-in-law, John Caldwell, settler of Cub Creek. First settled at Chestnut Level in Lancaster County, PA, then moved to Amelia (later Prince Edward) County".
In 1754, Prince Edward County, was formed from parts of Amelia County.∼Samuel immigration to Pennsylvainia with a large group of Scotch Presbyterians on Dec 10, 1727.
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