| Name |
Samuel MACKIE |
| Born |
1761 |
, County Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland  [1, 3, 4] |
- "sol was born in 1761 in County Tyrone in Ireland"
*born 1761 in Tyrone County Ireland -> Mackeys and allied families, p.596
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| Gender |
Male |
| Residence |
Abt 1770 |
, , Pennsylvania [5] |
- "He came to America while a lad with his father's family. Their first residence in this country was probably in Pennsylvania." -> Mackeys and allied families
|
| Military |
1780 |
American Revolutionary War [3] |
- "Samuel Mackie first entered military service as a volunteer militiaman in Burke Co., N. C. in February, 1780. He served as a dragoon in the mounted company of Captain Robert Patton of McDowell's Regiment. They marched through Mecklenburg Co. N.C. into S.C. to the outskirts of Charleston. As Charleston was brought under seige, they advanced to Monck's Corner, S. C. In a surprise early morning attack by the British, their forces were completely routed, losing camp equipage and baggage (April 14, 1780). They retreated to Nelson's Ferry, S. C., joining the N. C. Miitia of General William Caswell. Following the surrender of Charleston in May, 1780, he was discharged and returned home.
He volunteered again in July, 1780 in a light horse company commanded by Captain Samuel Woods of McDowell's Regiment. They were engaged in the skirmish at Cane Creek in Burke County, N. C. on September 12, 1780. In this affair they were scattered. He then followed the remnants of McDowell's troops into the Watauga Settlements, joining the combined forces of Colonels Campbell, Shelby, and Sevier. They recrossed the Blue Ridge Mountains and fought the Battle of Kings Mountain on October 7, 1780. He was discharged three weeks after this engagement.
His last tour of duty began in the winter of 1780. He served five weeks on the Catawba Frontier under Captain Daniel Smith of McDowell's Regiment. He was given his discharge by Major Joseph McDowell."
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| Military |
Abt 1775–1783 |
American Revolutionary War [5] |
- *"Samuel Mackie and his brothers, William and John took part in various expeditions into the Indian country, and Samuel was at Kings Mountain and in other battles." -> Mackeys and allied families, p.592
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| Residence |
Abt 1775–1783 |
Burke County, North Carolina [5] |
- "At the period of the Revolution, the family was in Burke County, North Carolina." -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 592
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| Residence |
1788 |
, Wilkes, Georgia |
Address:
a fort |
| Census |
1790 |
13th Company, Burke, North Carolina [3] |
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|
| Will |
23 Jul 1796 |
, Elbert, Georgia [6] |
- Thomas Mackie left to "sons Samuel and William slaves Cat, Isaac, Joan and Jan." Samuel was also an executor.
|
| Immigration |
1800 |
, Elbert, Georgia [3, 7] |
- In 1800, he moved from Burke County to Elbert County, GA.
|
| Probate |
12 Apr 1803 |
, Franklin, Georgia [8] |
- Court Term 12 Apr 1803: Letters of Administration were issued to Elizabeth & Samuel "McKie" on est. of John McKie, dec'd. -> Historical Collections of GA DAR, vol 1 p 339
|
| Immigration |
1804 |
, Franklin, Georgia [3, 7] |
- He moved from Elbert County to Franklin County.
|
| Residence |
Sep 1821 |
, Jackson, Georgia [9] |
- testified in open court [see 1788 event for details of testomony]
|
| Census |
1830 |
, Franklin, Georgia [3] |
| Military |
6 May 1833 |
, Franklin, Georgia [1, 3] |
- "sol appl 6 May 1833 Franklin Co GA" ->Genealogical Abstracts of Rev War Pensions
"Samuel Mackie applied for a Revolutionary War Pension in Franklin Co., Ga. in 1833 at age 72. He was awarded $29.85 per annum." Pension #S7385
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| Census |
1840 |
, Franklin, Georgia [3] |
| Died |
5 Dec 1845 |
, Franklin, Georgia [3, 7, 10] |
- *"he d 5 Dec 1845" -> Genealogical Abstracts of Rev War Pensions
*5 Dec 1845 -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 596
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| Buried |
Aft 5 Dec 1845 |
, Banks, Georgia [11] |
Address:
Hebron Presbyterian Church |
| Notes |
- Name:
Samuel Mackie -> Genealogical Abstracts of Rev War Pensions
Samuel Mackie -> Mackeys and allied families
Relationship to parents:
*Samuel, John, and William are named as brothers -> Mackeys and allied families
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| Person ID |
I1985 |
Kendrick-Hemphill |
| Last Modified |
23 Dec 2012 |
| Father |
Thomas MACKIE, b. 18 Oct 1724, Burnsquare, Ceres, Fife, Scotland , d. 22 Jul 1796, Danielsville, Madison, Georgia (Age 71 years) |
| Mother |
Rosannah MCINTYRE, b. 1741, , County Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland , d. 1798, , Elbert, Georgia (Age 57 years) |
| Married |
1765 |
, County Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland |
| Family ID |
F124 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Mary CLARK, b. 6 May 1767, d. 7 Sep 1852 (Age 85 years) |
| Married |
3 Apr 1792 |
Long Cane, Abbeville District, South Carolina [3, 9] |
Address:
on Little River |
- *They were married in Abbeville District, SC on 05 Apr 1792.
Their marriage was performed by Rev. Francis Cummins.
Emmett White reports Samuel's wife as Mary Clark and children as Rosanna, Jane, Mary, William Clark, Rachel, Thomas, John, Samuel Leech, Martha, and Andrew Hemphill.
*"Mary Mackie. . .states she m. Saml Mackie in Abbeville District, S. C. on Little River, Long Cane, S. C. by Rev. Frances Cummins, 5 Apr. 1792." -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 596
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| Children |
| | 1. Rosanna MACKIE, b. 28 Jan 1793 |
| | 2. Janet MACKIE, b. 5 Oct 1794 |
| | 3. Mary MACKIE, b. 9 Nov 1796 |
| | 4. William Clark MACKIE, b. 30 Aug 1798, d. 1838 (Age 39 years) |
| | 5. Rachel MACKIE, b. 25 Jul 1800 |
| | 6. Thomas MACKIE, b. 10 Aug 1802, d. 1874 (Age 71 years) |
| | 7. John MACKIE, b. 8 Sep 1804 |
| | 8. Samuel Leech MACKIE, b. 4 Aug 1806, d. 24 Feb 1874 (Age 67 years) |
| | 9. Martha MACKIE, b. 5 Jan 1809 |
| | 10. Andrew Hemphill MACKIE, b. 26 Aug 1813 |
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| Last Modified |
27 Nov 2015 |
| Family ID |
F795 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
1761 - 1845 (84 years)