REV FRANCIS MCKEMY GENERATION
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THE NEW RIVER MCKAMEY'S
Reverend Francis McKemy
By Henry C. Ward
THE MCKAMEY PATRIARCH IS REVEREND FRANCIS MCKEMY[1]
who came to America to preach from Ulster in 1685; FRANCIS had two sons,
namely; ROBERT[2] and JOHN[2] who settled in Staunton VA.
Francis's son JOHN[2] his descendents were WILLIAM C[3]., and JOHN[3] McKamey
who later settled in Monroe and Roane County, TN
Francis's son ROBERT[2] moved to SC and died in 1774; He and his sons namely;
JOHN[3], WILLIAM[3], ANDREW[3], ROBERT[3] and JAMES[3] were wealthy cattle traders;
One son married into a SC., Calhoun family, his son, JOHN[3] served in the
Revolutionary War;
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All five of Roberts[2] sons; JOHN[3], WILLIAM[3], ANDREW[3], ROBERT[3]
and JAMES[3]moved to Knox Co, Tn., in 1796.
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JOHN lived on the Anderson-Roane County line in Oak Ridge, later he moved to
Roane Co about 1805.
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Sons ROBERT and JAMES are mentioned in Goodspeeds history of Anderson County
in 1820 as merchants of Clinton Tn.
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About 1795, JOHN[3] and ANDREW[3] went back to Staunton Virginia and married
their 1st cousins, daughters of William McKamey and Eleanor Cooper; While
there Andrew's wife had a daughter named Sally Isabelle, born in 1796; When
they returned to Tennessee, their wive's brothers namely William C. and John C.
came back with them and settled in Roane County; Later William C. & John C.,
their mother Isabell Cooper McKamey, & their sister Annie moved to Roane Co.
in 1808. Annie married Robert Galbreath and lived north of Oliver Springs.
John C. lived in Oliver Springs.
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Old Robert[2] McKamey who died in SC., in 1774; two of his sons WM[3] and
ANDREW[3]Sr(b/1773), purchased 200 acres each of a 400 acre tract of land
from a man named Reed, this deed is recorded 4/10/1797 in Knox Co, in book A,
page 241,Andrew bought 50 acres more from Reed in 1800; This tract is located
on the East Fork of the 1st Creek that falls into the Clinch River below the
Cumberland Fork; This land is believed to be located at Pouplar Creek at Marlow,
between Clinton and Oak Ridge.
Catherine B. Hoskins in the History of Anderson County states that Bush Brothers
Canning Co, opened a plant in Clinton in 1923 and bought the old McKamey farm
to grow their own vegetables. Raymond Denny Jr., of Chattanooga Tn., says his
father, Raymond Denny Sr(1895/1977) (a descendant of the McKameys) told him
there were footings of slave cabins and a slave cemetery on the old farm.
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Anderson County was established 11/6/1801 & on 12/15/1801, the court of
pleas and quarter sessions was organized in the home of Joseph Dehham Sr.
WILLIAM[3] McKamey, ANDREWS[3] brother was elected Judge, and brother
JOHN[3] was elected County Ranger. WILLIAM[3] was known as JUDGE
WILLIAM, he also served as County Trustee from 1816 to 1831.
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Judge William McKamey[3]
the brother of Andrew[3] (1773/1852), had five children; Robert, William,
Barton, Margaret, John.
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Robert McKamey[4]
and family moved to Arkansas in 1857, from the old sixth district of Anderson
County, his daughter Mary Ann married W.B. Robbins & stayed in Anderson Co.
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William McKamey[4]
moved south of Athens Tn in 1840.
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Barton McKamey[4] (d/1854),
he farmed in the sixth CD of Anderson County, and paid taxes on 1000 acres in
the seventh CD of Anderson, his widow Mathilda Robbins McKamey moved to
Texas with her father Sam Robbins. Barton served as County Trustee of
Anderson County from 1844 to 1852.
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Margaret Peggie[4] McKamey
never married. A Margaret McKamey (1823/1899) is buried in McKamey Cem.
Anderson Co.
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John Armstrong McKamey (1817/1880),
the youngest son settled at Marlow between Clinton and Oak Ridge, his house
still exists 1991; John is buried in Anderson County on Bush Rd, McKamey Cem.
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ANDREW MCKAMEY SR[3]. (1773/1852),
s/o Robert McKamey[2] and brother of Judge William[3] McKamey married his 1st
wife,Margaret McKamey 11/15/1795 in Augusta Co Va., the d/o Old William
McKamey and Isabell Cooper; Margaret was Andrew's 1st Cousin; Andrew 2nd
married Nancy McKamey, d/o Old John McKamey and Eleanor Cooper, Nancy was
also his 1st Cousin.
9/9/1836 Nancy's father John McKamey had died and Nancy gave her husband
Andrew Power of Attorney to settle the estate in Augusta County Virginia.
Nancy died before 1850; Andrew died in the old 7th CD of And-Co., in 1852.
ANDREW AND MARY CHILDREN: Sally Iasbella, John C., Mary P.,
Robert C., Nancy Ann, William, Andrew.
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ANDREW[3] AND MARY CHILDREN:
|| (1) Sally Iasbella, Mckamey[4]. |||| (2) John C. Mckamey[4]. ||
|| (3) Mary P. Mckamey[4]. |||| (4) Robert C. Mckamey[4]. ||
|| (5) Nancy Ann, Mckamey[4]. |||| (6) William Mckamey[4]. ||
|| (7) Andrew Mckamey.[4] ||
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ANDREW MCKAMEY SR. HIS CHILDREN: (l) to (7).
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(1) SALLY ISABELLA MCKAMEY (b/1796),
born in VA., married William Butler. They later ran an Iron Works on the
Indian Fork of Pouplar Creek, in the old 7th CD of Anderson County.
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(2) JOHN C. MCKAMEY (1803/1866),
10/13/1837 John C. bought land from his father Andrew Sr (b/1773), for
500.00, and lived on it until he died, his son Andrew(b/1841) sold it in 1900.
John C. McKamey (m) Nancy Seiber (b/9/17/1810), d/o Samuel Seiber
(b/4/5/1790) in Maryland, and Isabella Frost; Isabella was the d/o Macagah
Frost Revolutionary War Soldier, 1st settler of Frost Bottom; Samuel Seiber
was the s/o Philip (1770-1845), from Maryland.
John and Nancy McKamey CHILDREN: Polly Ann, Sarah J., Isabell, James,
Andrew, Samuel, John, Nancy Ann.
REFERENCES:
Rev Francis McKemy(2).
Burress-Seiber(2a)
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CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY (2a) to 2h).
(2a)Polly Ann MCKAMEY |||| (2b)Sarah J. MCKAMEY ||
|| (2c)Isabell MCKAMEY |||| (2d)James MCKAMEY ||
|| (2e)Andrew MCKAMEY |||| (2f)Samuel MCKAMEY ||
|| (2g)John MCKAMEY |||| (2h)Nancy Ann MCKAMEY ||
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(2a) POLLY ANN MCKAMEY(1831/1888)
(m) Goldman Kennedy (1839/1889), s/o Martin Kennedy and Lucy Davis; Evidently
Goldman & Polly heired most of Martin Kennedy's land when he died, in 1886
Goldman sold two tracts of land at Beech Fork (Shea) to Lacy Levi Adkins for
2000.00, and in 1886 Goldman purchased land in the 8th CD of Anderson Co.
In 1889 Goldman died from a fall from his horse; He and Polly are buried at
Robertsville Baptist Church, Cemetery 30#, Oak Ridge.
CHILDREN: Elizabeth, Margaret and Rachel.
REFERENCES:
KENNEDY, MARTIN SR-Goldman Kennedy(4)
WARD BENJAMIN SR-Rachel Ward(2d)
TACKETT, JOHN-Story of Rachel Ward
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Polly Ann McKamey(2a).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Polly Ann McKamey(2a1)
POLLY AND GOLDMAN CHILDREN (2al) to (2a3).
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(2a1) Elizabeth Kennedy (1863/1942)
(m) Asa Ace Carroll (1859/1926), s/o King Carroll; Asa and Elizabeth buried in
Pleasant View Cemetery near Clinton.
REFERENCES:
CARROLL Drewry-Ace Carroll (3b).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Elizabeth Kennedy (2a1a).
KENNEDY MARTIN-Goldman Kennedy (4).
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Elizabeth Kennedy(2a1).
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(2a2) Margaret (Peggie) Kennedy (1857-1883)
(m) George Marlow(b/1855) s/o Thomas Marlow.
CHILDREN; Bart, Bethania, Powell, Goldman and Issac.
Margaret buried in Carroll-Adkins Cemetery, Campbell Co.
REFERENCES:
BURRESS-SEIBER-Margaret(Peggie) Kennedy(2a1b)
KENNEDY MARTIN SR-Margaret(Peggie) Kennedy(4b).
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Margaret(Peggie)Kennedy(2a2).
PHILLIPS, OLD CHARLES-(1d6) Sabra CARROLL
MARLOW, THOMAS SR-(11) George Marlow,
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(2a3) Rachael Kennedy (b/1861)
(m) Powell (Paul) Marlow.
REFERENCES:
KENNEDY MARTIN-Rachel Kennedy (4c)
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Rachel Kennedy (2a3).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Rachel Kennedy (2a1c)
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
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(2b) SARAH J. MCKAMEY (b/1835).
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Sarah J McKamey(2b).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Sarah J McKamey(2a2).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
(2c) ISABELLA MCKAMEY (1837/1917),
(m) John David Taylor(1834/1911), from NC. Isabella and John buried at
Pouplar Creek Church in Anderson County.
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-IsaBell McKamey(2c).
BURRESS-SEIBER-IsaBell McKamey(2a2).
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ISABELLA AND JOHN'S CHILDREN (2c1) to (2c7).
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(2cl) Samuel M Taylor (1873/1939)
(m) Lassie Longmire (1873/1939), they had no children, but raised John and
Kyle Taylor s/o Frankie Taylor who died while the boys were young. Sam and
Lassie are buried in the Jacksboro Cemetery.
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(2c2) Marrell Taylor
married a girl named Sally.
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(2c3) Franklin Taylor
(m) Cumi Ward, sister of Luther Ward, they had two sons named John and Kyle,
who were raised by their uncle Samuel Taylor.
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(2c4) Sally Taylor
had two chiidren named Mack and Pearl.
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(2c5) Mary Jane Taylor
married a man named Frank.
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(2c6) Annie Taylor
married Dock Dagley.
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(2c7) Nancy Ellen Taylor (1861/1949)
(m) John Bell Kennedy(1861/1940), Nancy & Husband John & some
descendants buried Pouplar Creek Church Anderson County.
REFERENCES;
BURRESS-SEIBER-Nancy Ellen Taylor(2a3g).
KENNEDY, MADISON-John Bell Kennedy(3a)
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Nancy Ellen Taylor (2c7).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
(2d) JAMES MCKAMEY(b/1838).
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-James McKamey(2d).
BURRESS-SEIBER-James McKamey(2a4).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
(2e) ANDREW MCKAMEY(b/1841)
(m) a woman named Drusilla. 12/2/1890, Andrew & wife Drusilla, conveyed a
tract of land l Acre to the Frost Bottom, United Baptist Church Of Christ.
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Andrew McKamey(2e).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Andrew McKamey(2a5).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
(2f) SAMUEL MCKAMEY(b/1843).
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Samuel McKamey(2f).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Samuel McKamey(2a6).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
(2g) JOHN MCKAMEY(b/1848).
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-John McKamey(2g).
BURRESS-SEIBER-John McKamey(2a7).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF JOHN MCKAMEY.
(2h) NANCY ANN MCKAMEY (1850-1926)
(m) John Edward Hightower(1849/1903). died in Corbin KY.
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Nancy Ann McKamey(2h).
BURRESS-SEIBER-Nancy Ann McKamey(2a8).
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CONTINUED CHILDREN OF ANDREW MCKAMEY.
(3) MARY P. MCKAMEY(b/1817),
d/o Andrew McKamey Sr(b/1773), on 5/21/1840(m)Fredric C. England(b/1816 in NC).
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(4) ROBERT C. MCKAMEY(b/1824).
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(5) NANCY ANN MCKAMEY.
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(6) WILLIAM MCKAMEY.
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(7) ANDREW MCKAMEY JR. (1805/1853)
(m) Nancy Bunch (b/1827), d/o James Bunch Sr (b/1795) and Nancy Phillips who
settled at Rosedale, 10.th CD of Anderson County; Nancy Phillips was a sister
of Issac (b/1794), from Haywood County, NC., who settled at New Pilot Church
Area, Anderson County. A deed of Anderson County book F2, page 184, date
5/7/1883, names Nancy, Andrew's wife as an heir in the estate of James Bunch
Sr., of Anderson Co.
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7/17/1863, Nancy Bunch McKamey married 2nd to John E. White(b/1835), s/o
Jacob and Susannah White. In 1857 Nancy and John had the Anderson Co. Court
authorize the sale of land of Andrew McKamey deceased, the house part
embracing the widows dower was sold off to Nancy White at 680.00, the other
called the Issac Duncan tract, was sold to Issac Duncan for 365.00. Nancy and
her husband John were divorced by 1880. In the 1880 Census Nancy and her
son John White were living with her son Andrew McKamey (b/1848).
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John C. Chiles was appointed guardian of the minor children of Andrew (b/1805)
(deceased) and Nancy Bunch McKamey(widow).
CHILDREN; Andrew (b/1848), James (b/1851), Nancy Ann.
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Nancy and John White's children; Elizabeth (b/1854), Martha Jane (b/1857),
John B. (b/1861).
REFERENCES:
MCKEMY REV FRANCIS-Andrew McKamey JR(7).
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-Nancy Bunch(6)
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ANDREW AND NANCY'S CHILDREN (7a) to (7c).
|| Andrew MCKAMEY |||| James MCKAMEY ||
|| Nancy Ann MCKAMEY ||
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(7a) ANDREW MCKAMEY (b/1850),
(m) Celia Wilson (b/1848), d/o Abraham Wilson (1814/1892) and Sarah Wilson
(1823/1851), CHILDREN; James, Sterl, Abe, Sarah and Nancy.
Andrew and Celia buried in McGhee Cemetery, above Stony Fork School. Andrew
never left the New River Area because of his family ties to grandparents and his
mother (family story). Celia's parents are buried in Bullock Cemetery.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-Nancy Bunch(6a)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Andrew McKamey Jr(7a).
1880 Campbell Co TN Census.
ANDREW AND CELIA CHILDREN (7a1) to (7a5).
|| James MCKAMEY |||| Sterl MCKAMEY ||
|| Sarah MCKAMEY |||| Nancy MCKAMEY ||
|| Abe MCKAMEY ||
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(7a1) James (Jim) McKamey (1869/1946)
(m), Margaret (Peggie) Tackett(1878/1949), d/o Mike and Phoebe Canupp Tackett,
married 5/2/1894. James and Peggie buried at Beech Fork Church. James and
Peggie lived near Stony Fork School, before it existed.
REFERENCES;
MCKAMEY TACKETT FAMILY PICTURE
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-James McKamey(6a1)
TACKETT, JOHN-Peggie Tackett(8f)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-James McKamey Jr(7a1).
JAMES AND PEGGIE MCKAMEY CHILDREN: (7a1a) to (7a1h).
|| Bessie McKamey |||| Rosie McKamey ||
|| Sarah McKamey |||| Icie McKamey ||
|| Andrew McKamey |||| Ed McKamey ||
|| Mike McKamey |||| Thelma McKamey ||
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(7a1a) Bessie Mckamey,
(m) Powell Daugherty, s/o Wm and Mary Daugherty; Bessie was killed in a car
wreck and buried in Round Rock Church Cemetery.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-James McKamey(6a1)
TACKETT, JOHN-Peggie Tackett(8f)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Bessie McKamey (7a1a).
DAUGHERTY ELL-Powell DAUGHERTY(2d7)
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(7a1b) Rosie McKamey (1899/1985)
(m) 1st Mike Phillips (1899/1924), Mike died of Pneumonia while working for
Sun Coal Co., Mine above Caryville; Rosie md 2nd to Millard Green(1891-1965),
s/o Hiram Green. Rosie, Millard and Mike buried in Bullock Cem, at Stony Fork.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-James McKamey(6a1)
TACKETT, JOHN-Peggie Tackett(8f)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Rosie McKamey(7a1b).
DAUGHERTY ELL-Mike PHILLIPS(2b7)
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(7a1c) Sarah McKamey (1902/1959)
(m)William (Bill) Ward, s/o James and Myra Phillips Ward; Sarah buried in Beech
Fork Cem.
REFERENCES;
WARD, ELI-(7c) Bill WARD
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Sarah McKamey(7a1c).
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(7a1d) Icie McKamey (1906/1983)
(m) Lawerence Orick(1904/1986), s/o John Orick and Julie Carson.
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(7a1e) Andrew McKamey (1908/1946),
1st wife Lillian Gibson, d/o Joe and Eva Gibson; 2nd wife Carrie Duncan from
Frost Bottom; Andrew is buried Bullock Cemetery.
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(7a1f) Rev Ed. McKamey (1912/1970)
(m) Velma Hunter, d/o Howard Hunter and Etta Terry; Ed and Velma buried at
Jarnigans Chapel Church Clinton;
CHILDREN; Carolyn, Peggie, Dora, Faye, and Robert (There could be more chidren).
(NOTE) God's blessings are still alive on Ed and Velmas family; The girls became
the famous singing McKamey Family with Ruben Bean who married Peggie; Ruben
is s/o of Rev Fred Bean. Ruben and Peggie's daughters Carlyn and Connie became
song writers, as well as gospel musicians.
Robert McKamey was the Anderson County Road Supertendent.
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(7a1g) Mike McKamey (1914/1979)
(m) Mary Hembree, d/o Henry Hembree and Birtha Seiber. They are buried
Campbell Memorial Gardens.
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(7alh) Thelma McKamey (b/1924)
md Otis Ward 6/27/1945, s/o Ferdinand Ward and Nora Paul, Ferdinand
was s/o James Ward.
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(7a2) Sterl McKamey (1870/1948)
(m) Louisa Tackett (1874/1971), d/o Mike and Phoebe Canupp Tackett; They
were married 10/19/1893 by Rev Francis Bullock. Sterl lived on the Mt., above
the present day site of Stony Fork School.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-Sterl McKamey(6a2)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Sterl McKamey(7a2).
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STERL AND LOUISA'S CHILDREN (7a2a) to (7a2i).
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(7a2a) Pheby McKamey (1895/1896),
buried in Bullock Cemetery.
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(7a2b) Ethel McKamey (1906/1927),
buried in Bullock Cemetery.
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(7a2c) Bessie McKamey (1915/1931),
buried in Bullock Cemetery.
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(7a2d) Martha McKamey(1898/1983),
md Jim Phillips, s/o Ransom and Clara Phillips; Jim and Martha settled on
Pinecrest at Jacksboro. They are buried in Cumberland View Cemetery.
REFERENCES;
DAVIS, RJ-(2d1) Jim Phillips.
PHILLIPS, OLD CHARLES-(1a1d1) Jim PHILLIPS.
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-(7a2d) Martha MCKAMEY.
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(7a2e) Michael (Mitchell) McKamey(1909-1959)
(m) Nadine Anderson, d/o Levi and Ada Sharp Anderson, Nadine md 2nd to a
Neal in Muncie Indiana. Michael Buried at Beech Fork Church.
REFERENCES;
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-(7a2e) Michael MCKAMEY.
LOWE, GRAND MICHEL-(1L6e) Levi ANDERSON
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(7a2f) Virgil McKamey (1919/1988)
(1st-m) Anna Lou Hudson, d/o Doc Hudson from Fincastle; he 2nd married d/o
Luke Ridenour of Caryville.
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(7a2g) Walter McKamey,
md Cloda Cross, d/o Joe Cross and Flora Newport.
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(7a2h) Rachael McKamey,
md George Seiber, s/o Wiley Seiber and Catherine Hatmaker.
Rachael buried at Beech Fork Ch.
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(7a2i) Jessie McKamey b/d 1901.
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(7a3) Sarah McKamey (1878/1932)
was 2nd wife of Alf Cross, s/o William Cross and Margaret Massengile.
CHILDREN; Hazel and Findley.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-Sarah McKamey(6a4)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Sarah McKamey(7a3).
SEE, LOWE, GRAND MICHEL-(1L4) Samantha J ADKINS.
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(7a4) Nancy McKamey (1882/1901)
(Ist-m) Ed Ward; (2nd-m) Elisha Adkins.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-Nancy McKamey(6a5)
WARD, BENJAMIN SR-ED Ward(2f3d)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Nancy McKamey(7a4).
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(7a5) Abe McKamey (2/15/1884-12/6/1971)
md Susan Byrge(11/23/1885-10/29/1964),
d/o John and Catherine (Taz) Phillips Byrge;
married by Rev Louis Bullock 12/24/1905. Abe and Susan lived on the Mt., above
the present day site of Stony Fork School; about 1945 Abe bought land below
Beech Fork Church from John Tom Anderson which was heired from Alf Cross.
Abe and Susan had CHILDREN; Tennie, Jessie, Tilda, Link, Sinda, Delis, Tasie,
Minda, Alice, Alonzo.
REFERENCES:
BUNCH-MCKAMEY-Abe McKamey(6a3)
PHILLIPS,MOSES-Susan Byrge(12f)
MCKEMY, REV FRANCIS-Abe McKamey(7a5).
Wm Billy Byrge-(6c7) Susan Byrge)
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ABE AND SUSAN'S CHILDREN (7a5a) to (7a5k).
|| Tennie MCKAMEY |||| Jessie MCKAMEY ||
|| Tilda MCKAMEY |||| Link MCKAMEY ||
|| Sinda MCKAMEY |||| Delis MCKAMEY ||
|| Tasie MCKAMEY |||| Minda MCKAMEY ||
|| Alice MCKAMEY |||| Alonzo MCKAMEY ||
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(7a5a) Tennie McKamey(1906-1979)
md Rosher Burress(b/1906), s/o Mark and Mary Burress. Rosher and Tennie buried
at Beech Fork Church. Mark and Mary buried Nicks Creek Church.
MARK AND MARY BURRESS PICTURE.
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(7a5b) Jessie McKamey(1905/1985)
md Everee Burress (1910/1956),
d/o Mark and Mary Burress. Jessie and Everee buried in Beech Fork Cemetery.
CHILDREN; Floyd, Rosa, Lewis, Della, Aline, Lloyd, Viola, Naomi, Mary, Glen, Clarence,
Gail, Doyle, Jerry.
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(7a5c) Tilda McKamey(b/1910),
never married.
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(7a5d) Link McKamey(1911/1956)
md Ocie Phillips, d/o Arron Phillips from Bull Creek Scott Co.
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(7a5e) Sinda McKamey(b/1912)
md Bill Green, s/o Richard and Rebecca Green. Bill buried at Stanfield.
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(7a5f) Delis McKamey(b/1915)
(m) Carrie Bullock, d/o Fisher and Martha Bullock; Carrie buried in McGhee
Cemetery above Stony Fork School.
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(7a5g) Tasie McKamey(b/1917)
md Hobart Bullock, s/o Fisher and Martha Bullock.
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(7a5h) Minda McKamey (1918/1929),
buried in Bullock Cemetery.
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(7a5i) Alice McKamey (1919/1990),
md Mitchell Wilson(1905/1982), s/o Ike and Mary Wilson. Mitchell buried in
Harness Cemetery, Caryville; Alice buried in Beech Fork Cemetery.
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(7a5j) Fannie McKamey (b/1925),
was 2nd wife of Elmer Jones, s/o Issac and Francis Jones.
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(7a5k) Lonza McKamey (b/1926)
md Lizzie McGhee,
d/o Howard and Rhoda McGhee.
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(7b) JAMES MCKAMEY (b/1851),
s/o Old Andrew and Nancy Bunch McKamey.
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(7c) NANCY ANN MCKAMEY
died young, d/o Old Andrew and Nancy Bunch McKamey.
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Thanks to Lewis and Wanda Ward McKamey, Roscoe and Faye Tackett McKamey,
Ralph Tackett, historian; Raymond Denny Jr., Historian; Oscar Phillips, Historian;
Goodspeeds history of Anderson County, Mary Harris Historian; Dorthy Bruce
Historian; Nancy Patty Historian; Bud Stokes Historian and more.
Compiled and researched by Henrv Ward.
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