Married Mary McCoun, about 1767, at Catawba Creek, Botetourt County, Virginia.
John came from Ireland in about 1750 with 4 brothers, William, James, David and Robert. Served in Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War. "In 1773, two of John McGee's brothers-in-law, James McCoun and Robert McAfee (whose wife was Anne McCoun), came to Kentucky from Botetourt Co, VA. They and others in the company came to Kentucky to survey lands for themselves and their relatives. They surveyed 1000 acres for John McGee on both sides of Salt River." Weather, Indian troubles and other problems prevented them from making settlement until 1779, when they moved their families and posessions to Mercer Co.
John came from Ireland in about 1750 with 4 brothers, William, James, David and Robert. Served in Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War. "In 1773, two of John McGee's brothers-in-law, James McCoun and Robert McAfee (whose wife was Anne McCoun), came to Kentucky from Botetourt Co, VA. They and others in the company came to Kentucky to survey lands for themselves and their relatives. They surveyed 1000 acres for John McGee on both sides of Salt River." Weather, Indian troubles and other problems prevented them from making settlement until 1779, when they moved their families and posessions to Mercer Co.
Married Mary McCoun, about 1767, at Catawba Creek, Botetourt County, Virginia.
John came from Ireland in about 1750 with 4 brothers, William, James, David and Robert. Served in Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War. "In 1773, two of John McGee's brothers-in-law, James McCoun and Robert McAfee (whose wife was Anne McCoun), came to Kentucky from Botetourt Co, VA. They and others in the company came to Kentucky to survey lands for themselves and their relatives. They surveyed 1000 acres for John McGee on both sides of Salt River." Weather, Indian troubles and other problems prevented them from making settlement until 1779, when they moved their families and posessions to Mercer Co.
John came from Ireland in about 1750 with 4 brothers, William, James, David and Robert. Served in Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War. "In 1773, two of John McGee's brothers-in-law, James McCoun and Robert McAfee (whose wife was Anne McCoun), came to Kentucky from Botetourt Co, VA. They and others in the company came to Kentucky to survey lands for themselves and their relatives. They surveyed 1000 acres for John McGee on both sides of Salt River." Weather, Indian troubles and other problems prevented them from making settlement until 1779, when they moved their families and posessions to Mercer Co.
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