Military: Sergeant - Hazen's
Continental Regiment
Revolutionary War
DANIEL McAULEY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
SERGEANT
HAZEN'S REGIMENT
$120.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,020.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
OCTOBER 21, 1828 PENSION STARTED
After the Revolutionary War, Daniel lived on McKee's Creek and Reedy Creek, north of the headwaters of McAlphine Creek. After his first wife Martha died, Daniel married a young widow, Prudence Alexander, who lived on a ridge that divided the head waters of Clark Creek and Mallard Creek, in North Mecklenburg County. He then bought his farm on McDowells Creek, near Huntersville, where his decendants still live, and sold his land where he and Martha Black had lived. Prudence was previously married to a distant cousin, Andrew Alexander. Her parents were James and Rachel Alexander, and her first child (daughter of Andrew) was named Rachel. Daniel's will indicates that he looked on her as his own daughter.
Spouse(1st): Mary Martha Black
Married: 20 Sep 1787
bondsman: Samuel Black
witness: John Rogers
Children:
- Margaret McAuley Ewart
- Deborah McAuley Sloan
- Margaret "Peggy" McAuley m. James Doherty
- Mary McAuley m. James Blakely
- Martha "Patsy" McAuley m. Cyrus Alexander
- Elizabeth "Betsy" McAuley m. Samuel Black
Spouse(2nd): Dorcas Prudence Alexander (Widower)
Married: February 7, 1802
Children:
- Sarah McAuley
Last Will and Testament 16 Feb 1835 Daniel McAuley
Probate Jan 1841
Being in good health, I give to my son Hugh McAuley the plantation on which I now live, the negro Dick, and my surveying instruments. The remainder of my personal property is to be sold and the proceeds divided equally among my heirs, vis: Margaret McAuley Ewart, Mary McAuley Blakely, Deborah McAuley Sloan, Martha McAuley Alexander, Hugh McAuley, Elizabeth McAuley Black, Rachel McAuley Doherty, Virginia McAuley Brown, and Sarah McAuley Whitlow.
Executors: James Doherty Esq. and Hugh McAuley
Witnesses: James Alexander and David Caldwell
Mecklenburg Co, NC Deed Book 18, p 287;
5 Nov 1805. Robert Bryson to Daniel McCaulay for $400, 133 A on McDowell Cr. adj. Ephraim Alexander, Kitchen Prim, & David Smith.
Wit: Roderick McCaulay & Daniel Green,
Jan Term 1807; Register 15 April 1807
Continental Regiment
Revolutionary War
DANIEL McAULEY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
SERGEANT
HAZEN'S REGIMENT
$120.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,020.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
OCTOBER 21, 1828 PENSION STARTED
After the Revolutionary War, Daniel lived on McKee's Creek and Reedy Creek, north of the headwaters of McAlphine Creek. After his first wife Martha died, Daniel married a young widow, Prudence Alexander, who lived on a ridge that divided the head waters of Clark Creek and Mallard Creek, in North Mecklenburg County. He then bought his farm on McDowells Creek, near Huntersville, where his decendants still live, and sold his land where he and Martha Black had lived. Prudence was previously married to a distant cousin, Andrew Alexander. Her parents were James and Rachel Alexander, and her first child (daughter of Andrew) was named Rachel. Daniel's will indicates that he looked on her as his own daughter.
Spouse(1st): Mary Martha Black
Married: 20 Sep 1787
bondsman: Samuel Black
witness: John Rogers
Children:
- Margaret McAuley Ewart
- Deborah McAuley Sloan
- Margaret "Peggy" McAuley m. James Doherty
- Mary McAuley m. James Blakely
- Martha "Patsy" McAuley m. Cyrus Alexander
- Elizabeth "Betsy" McAuley m. Samuel Black
Spouse(2nd): Dorcas Prudence Alexander (Widower)
Married: February 7, 1802
Children:
- Sarah McAuley
Last Will and Testament 16 Feb 1835 Daniel McAuley
Probate Jan 1841
Being in good health, I give to my son Hugh McAuley the plantation on which I now live, the negro Dick, and my surveying instruments. The remainder of my personal property is to be sold and the proceeds divided equally among my heirs, vis: Margaret McAuley Ewart, Mary McAuley Blakely, Deborah McAuley Sloan, Martha McAuley Alexander, Hugh McAuley, Elizabeth McAuley Black, Rachel McAuley Doherty, Virginia McAuley Brown, and Sarah McAuley Whitlow.
Executors: James Doherty Esq. and Hugh McAuley
Witnesses: James Alexander and David Caldwell
Mecklenburg Co, NC Deed Book 18, p 287;
5 Nov 1805. Robert Bryson to Daniel McCaulay for $400, 133 A on McDowell Cr. adj. Ephraim Alexander, Kitchen Prim, & David Smith.
Wit: Roderick McCaulay & Daniel Green,
Jan Term 1807; Register 15 April 1807
Military: Sergeant - Hazen's
Continental Regiment
Revolutionary War
DANIEL McAULEY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
SERGEANT
HAZEN'S REGIMENT
$120.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,020.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
OCTOBER 21, 1828 PENSION STARTED
After the Revolutionary War, Daniel lived on McKee's Creek and Reedy Creek, north of the headwaters of McAlphine Creek. After his first wife Martha died, Daniel married a young widow, Prudence Alexander, who lived on a ridge that divided the head waters of Clark Creek and Mallard Creek, in North Mecklenburg County. He then bought his farm on McDowells Creek, near Huntersville, where his decendants still live, and sold his land where he and Martha Black had lived. Prudence was previously married to a distant cousin, Andrew Alexander. Her parents were James and Rachel Alexander, and her first child (daughter of Andrew) was named Rachel. Daniel's will indicates that he looked on her as his own daughter.
Spouse(1st): Mary Martha Black
Married: 20 Sep 1787
bondsman: Samuel Black
witness: John Rogers
Children:
- Margaret McAuley Ewart
- Deborah McAuley Sloan
- Margaret "Peggy" McAuley m. James Doherty
- Mary McAuley m. James Blakely
- Martha "Patsy" McAuley m. Cyrus Alexander
- Elizabeth "Betsy" McAuley m. Samuel Black
Spouse(2nd): Dorcas Prudence Alexander (Widower)
Married: February 7, 1802
Children:
- Sarah McAuley
Last Will and Testament 16 Feb 1835 Daniel McAuley
Probate Jan 1841
Being in good health, I give to my son Hugh McAuley the plantation on which I now live, the negro Dick, and my surveying instruments. The remainder of my personal property is to be sold and the proceeds divided equally among my heirs, vis: Margaret McAuley Ewart, Mary McAuley Blakely, Deborah McAuley Sloan, Martha McAuley Alexander, Hugh McAuley, Elizabeth McAuley Black, Rachel McAuley Doherty, Virginia McAuley Brown, and Sarah McAuley Whitlow.
Executors: James Doherty Esq. and Hugh McAuley
Witnesses: James Alexander and David Caldwell
Mecklenburg Co, NC Deed Book 18, p 287;
5 Nov 1805. Robert Bryson to Daniel McCaulay for $400, 133 A on McDowell Cr. adj. Ephraim Alexander, Kitchen Prim, & David Smith.
Wit: Roderick McCaulay & Daniel Green,
Jan Term 1807; Register 15 April 1807
Continental Regiment
Revolutionary War
DANIEL McAULEY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
SERGEANT
HAZEN'S REGIMENT
$120.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,020.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
OCTOBER 21, 1828 PENSION STARTED
After the Revolutionary War, Daniel lived on McKee's Creek and Reedy Creek, north of the headwaters of McAlphine Creek. After his first wife Martha died, Daniel married a young widow, Prudence Alexander, who lived on a ridge that divided the head waters of Clark Creek and Mallard Creek, in North Mecklenburg County. He then bought his farm on McDowells Creek, near Huntersville, where his decendants still live, and sold his land where he and Martha Black had lived. Prudence was previously married to a distant cousin, Andrew Alexander. Her parents were James and Rachel Alexander, and her first child (daughter of Andrew) was named Rachel. Daniel's will indicates that he looked on her as his own daughter.
Spouse(1st): Mary Martha Black
Married: 20 Sep 1787
bondsman: Samuel Black
witness: John Rogers
Children:
- Margaret McAuley Ewart
- Deborah McAuley Sloan
- Margaret "Peggy" McAuley m. James Doherty
- Mary McAuley m. James Blakely
- Martha "Patsy" McAuley m. Cyrus Alexander
- Elizabeth "Betsy" McAuley m. Samuel Black
Spouse(2nd): Dorcas Prudence Alexander (Widower)
Married: February 7, 1802
Children:
- Sarah McAuley
Last Will and Testament 16 Feb 1835 Daniel McAuley
Probate Jan 1841
Being in good health, I give to my son Hugh McAuley the plantation on which I now live, the negro Dick, and my surveying instruments. The remainder of my personal property is to be sold and the proceeds divided equally among my heirs, vis: Margaret McAuley Ewart, Mary McAuley Blakely, Deborah McAuley Sloan, Martha McAuley Alexander, Hugh McAuley, Elizabeth McAuley Black, Rachel McAuley Doherty, Virginia McAuley Brown, and Sarah McAuley Whitlow.
Executors: James Doherty Esq. and Hugh McAuley
Witnesses: James Alexander and David Caldwell
Mecklenburg Co, NC Deed Book 18, p 287;
5 Nov 1805. Robert Bryson to Daniel McCaulay for $400, 133 A on McDowell Cr. adj. Ephraim Alexander, Kitchen Prim, & David Smith.
Wit: Roderick McCaulay & Daniel Green,
Jan Term 1807; Register 15 April 1807
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