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Descendants of James McAfee Generation 1 1. JAMES 1MCAFEE1-2 was born on Oct 17, 1707 in Co. Armagh, Ireland. He died in 1785 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA. He married Jane McMichael, daughter of Malcolm McMichael, in 1735 in Co. Armagh, Ireland. She was born in 1710 in Co. Armagh, Ireland. She died in 1783 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. Jane McMichael1-2 was buried in Thomas Guant farm, Mercer Co., KY. James McAfee and Jane McMichael had the following children: 2. i. SAMUEL 2MCAFEE1-3 was born in Oct 1748 in on Catawba Creek, Augusta County, Virginia3-4. He died on Jun 07, 1801 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA5. He married Hannah McCormick in 1774 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA. She was born on Oct 24, 1750 in Rockbridge County, Virginia3. She died on Jun 27, 1833 in Harrodsburg, Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. 3. ii. JAMES MCAFEE was born on Nov 21, 1736 in Co. Armagh, Ireland6. He died on Jun 25, 1811 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA7. He married Nancy Clark, daughter of Thomas Clark and Peachy ???, on Sep 30, 1762 in Augusta, Virginia, USA. She was born about 1738. She died on May 02, 1814 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. iii. JOHN MCAFEE was born in 1737 in Co. Armagh, Ireland. He died in 1768 in killed by Indians in Virginia. iv. MALCOLM MCAFEE was born between 1738-1739 in Co. Armagh, Ireland. He died in infancy. 4. v. GEORGE MCAFEE3 was born on Apr 05, 1740 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA3. He died on Apr 14, 1803 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. He married Susannah Curry, daughter of William Curry, about 1760 in probably Augusta County, VA. She was born on Oct 08, 1740 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA3. She died on Sep 03, 1810 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. vi. MARY MCAFEE was born in 1742. 5. vii. ROBERT MCAFEE was born on Jul 10, 1745 in on Octoraro Creek, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He died on May 10, 1795 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He married Anne McCoun, daughter of James McCoun and Margaret Walker, on Dec 10, 1766 in Augusta, Virginia, USA. She was born on Aug 01, 1746 in Augusta, Virginia, USA. She died on Feb 25, 1794 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. viii. MARGARET MCAFEE was born in 1746. She married GEORGE BUCHANAN. 6. ix. WILLIAM MCAFEE was born on Jul 04, 1750 in Pennsylvania8. He died on Sep 08, 1780 in KY9. He married REBECCA CURRY. Generation 2 2. SAMUEL 2MCAFEE (James 1)1-3 was born in Oct 1748 in on Catawba Creek, Augusta County, Virginia3-4. He died on Jun 07, 1801 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA5. He married Hannah McCormick in 1774 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA. She was born on Oct 24, 1750 in Rockbridge County, Virginia3. She died on Jun 27, 1833 in Harrodsburg, Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. Samuel McAfee1-3 was buried in Mercer, Kentucky, USA (New Providence Presbyterian Church). Hannah McCormick1-3 was buried in Mercer, Kentucky, USA (New Providence Presbyterian Church). Samuel McAfee and Hannah McCormick had the following children: 7. i. JOHN 3MCAFEE1, 10-11 was born on Oct 26, 1775 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA. He died on Apr 28, 1833 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA11-12. He married (1) ELIZABETH MCCAMEY, daughter of Robert McCamey Sr. and Rosanna McConnell, about Aug 31, 1799 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA13. She was born about 1778 in Cumberland County, PA. She died about 1812 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. He married (2) DICEY CALDWELL, daughter of David Varner Caldwell and Phoebe Mann, on Mar 12, 1816 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA14. She was born on Sep 28, 1785 in KY3. She died on Page 1 of 25 Thursday, June 11, 2020 Descendants of James McAfee Generation 2 (cont.) in Mercer, Kentucky, USA14. She was born on Sep 28, 1785 in KY3. She died on Aug 31, 1861 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. 8. ii. ANNE MCAFEE10, 16 was born about 1776. She died in 1832 in Shelby, Kentucky, USA. She married Thomas King, son of Philip King and Ann Venable, on Dec 14, 1802 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA16. He was born in 1768 in Charlotte, Virginia, USA. He died on Apr 20, 1847 in Shelby, Kentucky, USA. 9. iii. ROBERT MCAFEE10 was born in 1776 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA3. He died on Jan 30, 1849 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. He married PRISCILLA ARMSTRONG. She was born in 17713. She died on Feb 19, 1837 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. 10. iv. JANE "JENNY" MCAFEE2 was born about 1779. She died in Mar 1858 in Harrodsburg, Mercer, Kentucky, USA20. She married Beriah Magoffin Sr., son of James Magoffin, on Jun 11, 1798 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA21. He was born on Feb 14, 1773 in County Down, Ireland2-3. He died on Mar 09, 1843 in Harrodsburg, Mercer, Kentucky, USA2-3. v. WILLIAM MCAFEE10 was born on Jan 27, 1787 in Mercer Co., KY. He died on Oct 29, 1852 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. He married Patsy Lowery in Feb 184910. William McAfee10 was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery; Harrodsburg, KY. vi. SAMUEL MCAFEE JR.10 was born about 1782. 11. vii. HANNAH MCAFEE10 was born on Mar 26, 1789 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA1. She died on Apr 17, 1861 in Harrodsburg, KY1. She married Samuel Daviess on Sep 27, 1810 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA22. He was born in 1775. He died in 1856. viii. MARY "POLLY" MCAFEE10 was born about 1793 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. She died on Jul 09, 1835 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. She married Thomas P. Moore on Apr 16, 1818 in Harrodsburg, KY. He was born about 1797 in Virginia, USA. He died on Jul 21, 1853 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. 3. JAMES 2MCAFEE (James 1) was born on Nov 21, 1736 in Co. Armagh, Ireland6. He died on Jun 25, 1811 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA7. He married Nancy Clark, daughter of Thomas Clark and Peachy ???, on Sep 30, 1762 in Augusta, Virginia, USA. She was born about 1738. She died on May 02, 1814 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. James McAfee was buried in James McAfee Cemetery; McAfee, Mercer, KY. James McAfee and Nancy Clark had the following children: 12. i. MARY 3MCAFEE was born in 1764. She married SAMUEL WOODS JR.. 13. ii. JOHN B. MCAFEE15 was born in 1765 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA. He died on Aug 19, 1821 in Jackson County, Indiana. He married Margaret "Peggy" Ewing on Mar 06, 1798 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA15. She was born on Nov 07, 1776 in Virginia, USA. She died on Sep 07, 1816 in Jackson County, Indiana. iii. JAMES MCAFEE was born in 1767. He died in 1783 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. iv. NANCY MCAFEE was born in 1773. v. ELIZABETH "BETSY" MCAFEE was born in 1775. vi. GEORGE MCAFEE was born in 1776. vii. MARGARET "PEGGY" MCAFEE was born on May 15, 1780. 14. viii. THOMAS CLARKE "CLARKE" MCAFEE1 was born about 1785 in McAfee, Mercer, KY. He died on Aug 31, 1827 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. He married Nancy Greathouse on Nov 22, 18081. She was born about 1789. She died on Apr 03, 1832 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. 4. GEORGE 2MCAFEE (James 1)3 was born on Apr 05, 1740 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA3. He died on Apr 14, 1803 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. He married Susannah Curry, daughter of William Curry, about 1760 in probably Augusta County, VA. She was born on Oct 08, 1740 in Botetourt, Virginia, Page 2 of 25 Thursday, June 11, 2020 Descendants of James McAfee Generation 2 (cont.) about 1760 in probably Augusta County, VA. She was born on Oct 08, 1740 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA3. She died on Sep 03, 1810 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. George McAfee3 was buried on Apr 15, 1803 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA (New Providence Presbyterian Church3). Susannah Curry3 was buried in Mercer, Kentucky, USA (New Providence Presbyterian Church). George McAfee and Susannah Curry had the following children: i. JAMES 3MCAFEE. ii. MARGARET "PEGGY" MCAFEE. iii. MARY "POLLY" MCAFEE. 15. iv. GEORGE MCAFEE3 was born on Apr 28, 1777 in Botetourt, Virginia, USA3. He died on May 28, 1819 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. He married Ann Hamilton on Sep 15, 1803 in Lexington, KY. She was born on Jan 11, 1777 in Virginia, USA3. She died on Apr 07, 1851 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA3. v. SUSANNAH "SUSAN" MCAFEE19 was born on Aug 26, 1779 in Botetourt Co., VA. She died in 1852 in Missouri. She married Robert McCamey, son of Robert McCamey Sr. and Rosanna McConnell, on Feb 21, 1809 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA19. He was born on Mar 07, 1780. 16. vi. JOHN MCAFEE was born in 1784. He died in 1867. He married Matilda Hopton in 1827. 5. ROBERT 2MCAFEE (James 1) was born on Jul 10, 1745 in on Octoraro Creek, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He died on May 10, 1795 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He married Anne McCoun, daughter of James McCoun and Margaret Walker, on Dec 10, 1766 in Augusta, Virginia, USA. She was born on Aug 01, 1746 in Augusta, Virginia, USA. She died on Feb 25, 1794 in Mercer, Kentucky, USA. Anne McCoun was baptized in Oct 1746 in Tinkling Springs Church, VA. Robert McAfee and Anne McCoun had the following children: 17. i. MARGARET 3MCAFEE was born in 1767 in Virginia, USA. She married NATHANIEL NEELD. 18. ii. JANE MCAFEE was born on Mar 10, 1769 in Virginia, USA. She married ROBERT FORSYTHE. iii. SARAH "SALLY" MCAFEE was born in 1770 in Virginia, USA. 19. iv. SAMUEL MCAFEE3, 17 was born on Sep 19, 1773 in Virginia, USA3, 18. He died on Oct 15, 1825 in Providence Pike, Mercer, KY3.
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