Colin C. King - Revision history

Liz: add date to mention of researcher Rita Tanner, conjecture section.

2011-03-12T10:40:36Z

add date to mention of researcher Rita Tanner, conjecture section.

Liz: Conjecture: history of Colin Campbell in Argyle Scotland, from research of Rita Tanner

2011-03-12T10:38:43Z

Conjecture: history of Colin Campbell in Argyle Scotland, from research of Rita Tanner

Liz: /* Children */ remove "George Washington King" name for 1837 George W. King; middle name may be Wade, or other

2011-03-09T21:16:52Z

‎Children: remove "George Washington King" name for 1837 George W. King; middle name may be Wade, or other

Liz: /* Children */ change birth date Wm Julius A. King to 1837, from page of his father Geo W King

2011-03-09T16:24:48Z

‎Children: change birth date Wm Julius A. King to 1837, from page of his father Geo W King

Brady: fixing link

2008-02-20T18:47:12Z

fixing link

Brady: will of Cynthia D. King

2008-01-15T19:36:53Z

will of Cynthia D. King

Brady: adding references, note on 1840 census

2007-09-30T21:44:11Z

adding references, note on 1840 census

Brady: /* Sources */ wording

2007-08-21T20:13:41Z

‎Sources: wording

Brady: /* Children */ spell

2007-08-18T22:27:57Z

‎Children: spell

Brady: /* Children */ format

2007-08-18T22:26:51Z

‎Children: format

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 =Conjecture=
 * The script writing in the will of John I. King does not make it certain whether his initial is "I", or "J". The initial differs from the "J" used in his first name, but may differ because letters follow the "J" in "John". This problem of identically written "J"s and "I"s from this era is ubiquitous.  His name may be John J. King.
-* The name "Colin Campbell" appears in the history of Argyle, Scotland, where Campbelltown is one of the larger cities:  Colin Campbell was the 1st Earl of Argyle.  Colin Campbell was Chief of the Clan Campbell, Master of the Household and Chancellor of Scotland during the reign of King James III.  Colin Campbell was created Earl of Argyle in 1457.  he became Lord Lorn on 17 Apr. 1470.<br>Researcher Rita Tanner has that Colin C. King's middle name was Campbell. Our King family tradition was that the Kings came from England, but perhaps in that tradition, "England" included Scotland.
+* The name "Colin Campbell" appears in the history of Argyle, Scotland, where Campbelltown is one of the larger cities:  Colin Campbell was the 1st Earl of Argyle.  Colin Campbell was Chief of the Clan Campbell, Master of the Household and Chancellor of Scotland during the reign of King James III.  Colin Campbell was created Earl of Argyle in 1457.  he became Lord Lorn on 17 Apr. 1470.<br>Researcher Rita Tanner (personal communication Mar. 2011) has that Colin C. King's middle name was Campbell. Our King family tradition was that the Kings came from England, but perhaps in that tradition, "England" included Scotland.
 =Research Wishlist=

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 * The will of Cynthia King lists heirs of William I. King, but makes no mention of John I. King or Pinkney.
 =Conjecture=
-The script writing in the will of John I. King does not make it certain whether his initial is "I", or "J". The initial differs from the "J" used in his first name, but may differ because letters follow the "J" in "John". This problem of identically written "J"s and "I"s from this era is ubiquitous.  His name may be John J. King.
+* The script writing in the will of John I. King does not make it certain whether his initial is "I", or "J". The initial differs from the "J" used in his first name, but may differ because letters follow the "J" in "John". This problem of identically written "J"s and "I"s from this era is ubiquitous.  His name may be John J. King.
 =Research Wishlist=

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 |  [[Colin C. King, Jr.]]  || M || ~1834 ||  ||  Narcisssa Wright  || || <sup class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
 |-
-|  [[George W. King|George Washington King]] || M || ~1837 || ||  Mary Isabell Todd (?) || || <sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
+|  [[George W. King]] || M || ~1837 || ||  Mary Isabell Todd (?) || || <sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
 |-
 |  Pinkney A. King    || M || ~1843 || || || || <sup class="reference">[6][7][10]</sup>

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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
 |-
-|   William Julius A. King   || M || 1840 || || Elizabeth Freeman || || <sup class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
+|   William Julius A. King   || M || 1837 || || Elizabeth Freeman || || <sup class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
 |-
 |  [[William John A. King]]  || M || 1840 || || [[Sarah Jane Plummer]] || || <sup

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 [[Colin C. King]] is not in my direct ancestry. He is 1 step removed in the following ways:
 * Brother of [[George Washington King]]
-* Son of [[John King]] and [[Elizabeth Smith (McCormick)]]
+* Son of [[John King]] and [[Elizabeth Unknown (McCormick)]]
 |}

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 |'''Research of Murphy & Robbie King Whisnant''', correspondence & interviews of Murphy Whisnant by E. W. Williams, 1990-ongoing.
+|
 |}
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 * The 1830 census lists 2 females under age 5; it is not known whether the older or younger was Elizabeth Hutchinson King.
 * The identity of the older male in the 1840 census is not clear.  John King is thought to have died in 1820.  Possibly it could be the father of Cynthia Hipp.
 =Conjecture=
 The script writing in the will of John I. King does not make it certain whether his initial is "I", or "J". The initial differs from the "J" used in his first name, but may differ because letters follow the "J" in "John". This problem of identically written "J"s and "I"s from this era is ubiquitous.  His name may be John J. King.

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 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
 |-
-| '''Birth'''  || ~1800 ||  || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Birth'''  || ~1800 ||  || || <sup class="reference">[6][10]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Marriage''' || 15 Jun 1822 || || to  Cynthia D. Hipp  || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Marriage''' || 15 Jun 1822 || || to  Cynthia D. Hipp  || <sup class="reference">[5][6][7][8][9][10]</sup>
 |}
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 | Daughter   || F ||1820-1825 || || ||one of 2 daughters died by 1840 || <sup class="reference"></sup>
 |-
-| Elizabeth Hutchinson King  || F ||~ 27 Jan 1828 || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| Elizabeth Hutchinson King  || F ||~ 27 Jan 1828 || || || || <sup class="reference">[9][10]</sup>
 |-
-|  John I. King        || M || 5 Feb. 1831 ||  || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+|  John I. King        || M || 5 Feb. 1831 ||  || || || <sup class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
 |-
-|  [[Colin C. King, Jr.]]  || M || ~1834 ||  ||  Narcisssa Wright  || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+|  [[Colin C. King, Jr.]]  || M || ~1834 ||  ||  Narcisssa Wright  || || <sup class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
 |-
-|  [[George W. King|George Washington King]] || M || ~1837 || ||  Mary Isabell Todd (?) || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+|  [[George W. King|George Washington King]] || M || ~1837 || ||  Mary Isabell Todd (?) || || <sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
 |-
-|  Pinkney A. King    || M || ~1843 || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+|  Pinkney A. King    || M || ~1843 || || || || <sup class="reference">[6][7][10]</sup>
 |}
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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
 |-
-|   William Julius A. King   || M || 1840 || || Elizabeth Freeman || || <sup
+|   William Julius A. King   || M || 1840 || || Elizabeth Freeman || || <sup class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
 |-
 |  [[William John A. King]]  || M || 1840 || || [[Sarah Jane Plummer]] || || <sup
-class="reference"></sup>
+class="reference">[7][10]</sup>
 |}
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 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
 |-
 !'''1'''
 | '''[[Source:_1830_United_States_Federal_Census|1830 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co. NC (from Ancestry.com pg. 131). Household of Colin C. King: 1 male age 15-20, 2 males 20-30, 2 females under age 5, 1 female 20-30.
 |[[Image:1830 census nc mecklenburg pg 131.jpg|50px|left]]
 |-
-!'''2'''
+!'''5'''
 | '''[[Source:_1840_United_States_Federal_Census|1840 United States Federal Census]]''', Mecklenburg Co., NC, page 89, undated. <br>Collin C. King  is head of household containing 1 male age under 5,1 male age 5-10, 1 male age 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 1 male age 80-90, 1 female 10-15, and 1 female 30-40.
 |[[Image:1840 census nc mecklenburg pg 89.jpg|50px|left]]
 |-
-! '''3'''
+! '''6'''
 | '''[[Source:_1860_United_States_Federal_Census|1860 United States Federal Census]]''', Western Division, Mecklenburgh Co., NC, Page 98, lines 33-39 lists ''Colin C. King'', 60, married to ''Cynthia King'', 58.  They are living with five other people: ''William King'', 19; ''Pinkney King'', 17; ''Argyle King'', 54;  ''Martha Wilson'', 42, "pauper"; and ''Samuel Hipp'', 42.  Everyone was born in NC.  This census is dated 28 Jul 1860.
 | [[Image:1860 census nc mecklenburg western division pg98.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-!'''4'''
+!'''7'''
 |'''Will of John I. King''' from Mecklenburg Co., NC Will Book J, p. 42 (signed 23 Feb. 1857).
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 | <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
 |-
-!'''5'''
+!'''8'''
 |'''Marriages of Mecklenburg County, NC 1783-1868''', by Brent H. Holcomb, Baltimore, MD; from Ancestry.com. <br>Colin King & Cynthia Hipp, 15 June 1822; Francis Perry, bondsman; Isaac Alexander, witness.
 |-
-!'''6'''
+!'''9'''
 |'''Gravestone inscription''' for Elizabeth Hutchinson King, at Hopewell Presbyterian Cemetery, on Beattys Ford Rd., Charlotte Twp., Mecklenburg Co., NC: "Elizabeth Hutchinson King, dau. of C. C. & S. D. King, died 17 Dec. 1846 aged 18 yrs, 10 mos, 20 days."<br>Transcribed by Murphy Whisnant.
 |}
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 * No Colin C. King, Arguile King, nor George W. King ( or name variants)  found in the 1820 census. Their father John King not found.  John W. King found in 1820, but by 1830 his age brackets rule him out as a match (1820 age brackets too broad to judge). In 1840, a male age 80-90 is living in Colin C. King household.
 * The 1830 census lists 2 females under age 5; it is not known whether the older or younger was Elizabeth Hutchinson King.
+* The identity of the older male in the 1840 census is not clear.  John King is thought to have died in 1820.  Possibly it could be the father of Cynthia Hipp.
 =Conjecture=
 The script writing in the will of John I. King does not make it certain whether his initial is "I", or "J". The initial differs from the "J" used in his first name, but may differ because letters follow the "J" in "John". This problem of identically written "J"s and "I"s from this era is ubiquitous.  His name may be John J. King.

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 |  [[Colin C. King, Jr.]]  || M || ~1834 ||  ||  Narcisssa Wright  || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
 |-
-|  [[George W. King|George Washington King]] || M || ~1837 || || [[Mary Isabell Todd]][?] || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+|  [[George W. King|George Washington King]] || M || ~1837 || ||  Mary Isabell Todd [?] || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
 |-
 |  Pinkney A. King    || M || ~1843 || || || || <sup class="reference"></sup>