Neill McMillan

Neill McMillan of Bladen Co, NC, Perry & Tuscaloosa Co, AL, Madison & Neshoba Co, MS	Sarah McMillan of South Carolina, Clarke Co, AL, Hinds & Neshoba/Newton Co, MS
James McMillian of Edgefield & Abbeville Districts, SC	Matthew McMillian of Edgefield District, SC
Perry Co, AL McMillan Records	Clarke Co, AL McMillian Records

Neill McMillan

of Bladen Co, NC, Perry Co, AL & Neshoba Co, MS

Pictured Left: Neill McMillan & his wife Mary Ann McDonald (Picture courtesy of the late Charles Germany) Mr. Germany relayed to me the history of the picture as follows, "This picture was mounted in a large wooden frame which was in the big hall of the "Old McMillan Home" at Dowdville. This type of hall is sometimes referred to as a dog trot. I took a picture of this picture back in the 1970's." We are saddened to report that Charles Germany died on July 2, 2004.

Neill McMillan's tombstone, at Old Carolina Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Neshoba Co, MS, indicates he was born 1788. Census records show the birth location to be North Carolina. The area of North Carolina from which most of our Neshoba County Highland Scots came, shows a great confusion of McMillan families with the use of the given name Neil quite common. The first location in which we can definitively place our Neill McMillan is Bladen Co, NC, where he served in the Bladen County Militia Company of Capt. John Nicholson in the War of 1812. Neil McMillan filed for a pension based on that service shortly before he died. Capt. John Nicholson was living next door to a John McMillan in Bladen County; and is buried at Brown Marsh Presbyterian Church Cemetery in that same county. His tombstone inscription reads as follows: "CAPT. JOHN NICHOLSON of the U.S.A., a native of Scotland, died May 11, 1814, aged 45 yrs. At the call to arms in 1812 he stept forth in the defense of the country of his adoption & raised a company of volunteers who were marched to Ft. Johnson & after remaining 6 months in the service were discharged & he appointed Capt. in the regular Army."

Served as a Private in Capt. John Nicolson's Company of North Carolina Detached Militia, stationed at Deepwater Point, North Carolina, belonging to Detachment under command of Major John A. Lillington, War of 1812. From the county of Bladen, NC.

War of 1812 Pension SC-20528, Neil McMillan of Neshoba Co, MS served in Capt. John Nicholson's Co NC Militia, Enlisted July 14, 1812, Discharged December 26, 1812. A separate document shows him to have enlisted in Capt. John Nicholson's Company of the NC Militia as a Volunteer in Bladen Co, NC in 1813 for a period of 12 months and been discharged in 1814. He also indicated he had made application for a land warranty in 1849 and was a resident of Laurel Hill, Neshoba Co, MS. He indicated that he was married to Mary A. McDonald in Marion (Perry Co) Alabama on the 19th of May 1831. Appearing as pension document witnesses for him were Neshoba County residents W. D. Dominick & E. M. Alexander. Another document reported that "A report from the "Third Auditor" shows that Neil McMillen served in Captain John Nicholson's company North Carolina Militia from July 14, 1812 to December 26, 1812." Length of Service: 166 days. A pension was approved March 21, 1873, with the certificate dated March 28, 1873, in the amount of eight dollars per month, from February 14, 1871, the date of the Act. (There was another Neil McMillen (with a widow named Agnes) who also enlisted in Bladen Co, NC in a different company of the NC Militia. The government has inaccurately combined these two pension file suspecting them to be the same soldier. That soldier lived in Bladen Co, NC 1852-53. His widow later lived in Madison Co, TX)

Fourth Regiment, First Company, Detached from the Bladen Regiment
John Nicholson, Captain
J. C. Cumming, 1st Lieutenant
Robert McKee, 2nd Lieutenant
James Campbell, Ensign
Alex McIver, 1st Sergeant
Thos. Smith, 2nd Sergeant
Neil McMillan, Thomas Clardy, Turpin Cheshire, Colin Shaw, Anguish McMillan, Evan Rice, David Davis, Julius High, Mercer Grimes, William C. Singlary, David Singetary, Jasper Hester, Daniel Gooden, Thomas Averit, Abel Burney, Wilie Adkinson, Edward Pemberton, James Kelly, John Campbell, David White, James McLelland, Sampson Davis, Arthur Butler, Patrick Murphy, William Davis Jr, William Davis Sr., William McKay, Thomas Brown, John B. Cowen, George G. Thomas, Archibald Pattison, Samuel Plummer, Dennis Kelleham, John Kelleham, Pierce Kelleham, John Taylor, James Stredy, John McFalten, Dugald McKitchen, John Savage, Alexander Lamer, Barnabas Brown, Joseph Hester.

Female descendants of Neil McMillan are eligible for members in the National Society United States Daughter of 1812 based on his service in the Bladen Co, NC Militia during the War of 1812.

Neil McMillan had an 80 acre land grant December 1830 in Greene Co, AL. In May of the following year he married Mary Ann McDonald in Marion, Perry Co, AL. Their first son John M. McMillan, born May 26, 1832 indicates that he was born in Tuscaloosa Co, AL. Her parents were living in that county at the time of the birth. Early Land Patents in Neshoba County, MS were applied for by Neill McMillan of Madison County, MS. Since a child was born in Alabama in 1834, it appears that Neill McMillan made the move to Madison Co, MS no earlier than that year. Although he bought land and appeared on the personal tax rolls for Neshoba County in 1836 two parcels of land awarded 2/27/1841 were applied for from Madison County. The 1840 Neshoba Co Census proves a move prior to that date. A Perry Co, AL land sale dated. November 21, 1836 shows Neill McMillan of State of Mississippi, County of Neshoba selling about 40 acres of land to Jacob Johnson of State of Alabama, county of Tuscaloosa.

His wife died in 1869 and Neill McMillan is shown in 1870 living in the household of his son-in-law William Dowd. He died May 5, 1873 and is buried at Old Carolina Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Neshoba Co, MS.

Descendants of Neill McMillan

Generation No. 1

1. Neill¹ McMillan was born 1788 in North Carolina, and died May 05, 1873 in Neshoba Co, MS. He married Mary Ann McDonald May 19, 1831 in Marion, Perry Co, AL, daughter of Daniel McDonald and Flora Douglas. She was born March 03, 1810 in Chesterfield District, SC, and died February 14, 1869 in Neshoba Co, MS. They are buried in Old Carolina Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Neshoba Co, MS.

1830 Greene Co, AL Land Grant
1840 Neshoba Co, MS Census
1850 Neshoba Co, MS Census #437-457
1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Laurel Hill PO Township 10 Range 10, #857-884
1870 - Living in the Neshoba Co, MS household of his son-in-law William C. Dowd. Listed as 80 years old.

Children of Neill McMillan and Mary Ann McDonald are:

+ 2 i. John M.² McMillan, born May 26, 1832 in Tuscaloosa Co, AL; died August 30, 1913 in Neshoba or Leake Co, MS.

+ 3 ii. James A. McMillan, born June 1834 in Alabama; died Bet. 1916 - 1924 in Prob. Leake Co, MS.

+ 4 iii. Martha Ann McMillan, born August 05, 1836 in Neshoba Co, MS; died July 31, 1898 in Neshoba Co, MS.

+ 5 iv. Daniel Wesley McMillan, born May 29, 1839 in Mississippi; died July 16, 1916 in Dixon, Neshoba Co, MS.

6 v. Francis M. McMillan, born March 14, 1842 in Neshoba Co, MS; died April 28, 1860 in Neshoba Co, MS.

Generation No. 2

2. John M.² McMillan (Neill¹) was born May 26, 1832 in Tuscaloosa Co, AL, and died August 30, 1913 in Neshoba or Leake Co, MS. He married Catherine L. McDonald 1856 in Mississippi, daughter of Hugh McDonald and Eliza McNair. She was born November 19, 1839 in Neshoba Co, MS, and died February 07, 1902 in Neshoba or Leake Co, MS. Both are buried in Old Carolina Cemetery, Neshoba Co, MS.

1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census Laurel Hill PO, Township 10, Range 10 #847-874
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, # 914-914
1880 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 454a, #421-477, Farmer
1891 Democratic Executive Committee, Leake Co, MS, Beat 5
1900 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 350A, Supv Dist 5, ED 38, Sheet 16b, #267-285
1912 Confederate Pension Application, Leake Co, MS, 5th Mississippi Infantry

Co. A 33rd Regiment Mississippi Volunteers "Cumberland Guards", CSA
Co. K 5th Mississippi Regiment under Capt. Z. Booth, CSA

Children of John M. McMillan and Catherine McDonald are:

7 i. William M.³ McMillan, born May 06, 1858 in Neshoba Co, MS; died October 10, 1860 in Neshoba Co, MS.

8 ii. James Frank McMillan, born Abt. 1860 in Neshoba Co, MS. He married Eula C. Spivey Abt. 1892 in Neshoba Co, MS; born Abt. 1871 in Mississippi

1910 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #28-28.

9 iii. Mary Anabell McMillan, born September 12, 1861 in Leake County, MS; died February 15, 1948 in Neshoba, Neshoba Co, MS. She married James Raymond Winfield February 21, 1878 in Leake Co, MS; born April 15, 1855 in Neshoba Co, MS; died September 08, 1933 in Newton Co, MS.

1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Page 2, ED 59 #13-13
1900 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p 346a, Supv Dist 5, ED 38, Sheet 12b, #204-217
1910 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 210, ED 73, #43-43
1920 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 220, Supv 5, ED 75, #301-306
1930 Newton Co, MS Census, Beat 2, Supv Dist 9, ED 51-8, #231-244, Farmer

10 iv. Hugh N. McMillan, born July 1866 in Neshoba Co, MS. He married Alice Williams 1897 in Mississippi; born September 1877 in Mississippi.

1900 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 350A, Supv Dist 5, ED 38, Sheet 16b, #267-286

11 v. John M McMillan, born April 1870 in Neshoba Co, MS. He married Katie Barnett 1896 in Mississippi; born October 1877 in Mississippi.

1900 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 350A, Supv Dist 5, ED 38, Sheet 16b, #268-287
1910 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4 #34-34

12 vi. Eliza Lydia McMillan, born July 1872.

13 vii. Murray McMillan, born July 05, 1876; died Abt. 1957 in Houston, Harris Co, TX. He married Maggie Ingram.

McMillan, Murray, 42, Carthage, b 5 July 1876, Merchange, Wife Maggie McMillan, Medium Height, Slender, Brown Eyes, Black Hair (World War I Draft Application)

3. James A.² McMillan (Neill¹) was born June 1834 in Alabama, and died 1916 - 1924, probably in Leake Co, MS. He married Mary Hannah Peebles 1875 in Neshoba Co, MS, daughter of William Peebles and Nancy Dowd. She was born March 16, 1857 in Mississippi, and died January 05, 1946, probably in Leake Co, MS. Both are buried in Old Carolina Cemetery, Neshoba Co, MS.

1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census Beat 4, #946-946
1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 9 Supv Dist. 2, ED 69, #86-87
1900 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 346, Supv Dist 5, ED 38, Sheet 12A, #193-205
1900 Confederate Pension Application, Leake Co, MS 4th Mississippi Cavalry
1916 Confederate Pension Application Leake County, 4th Mississippi Cavalry
1924 Confederate Pension Application by widow, Leake Co, MS

Company G, 4th Mississippi Cavalry, CSA, Capt. A. C. McKissick

Children of James A. McMillan and Mary Hannah Peebles are:

14 i. William Andrew³ McMillan, born March 04, 1876 in Neshoba Co, MS; died December 21, 1901 in Neshoba Co, MS. He is buried in Old Carolina Cemetery, Neshoba Co, MS.

15 ii. Emma Katie McMillan, born November 1878.

16 iii. Isac McMillan, born April 1892.

4. Martha Ann² McMillan (Neill¹) was born August 05, 1836 in Neshoba Co, MS, and died July 31, 1898 in Neshoba Co, MS. She married William Cornelius Dowd, son of Burton Dowd and Margaret. He was born June 08, 1828 in North Carolina, and died June 14, 1879 in Neshoba Co, MS. Both are buried in Old Carolina Cemetery, Neshoba Co, MS.

1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Laurel Hill PO Township 10 Range 10 #857-885
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #945-945
1880 - Living in the Neshoba Co, MS household of her brother Daniel W. McMillan.

Children of Martha Ann McMillan and William C. Dowd are:

17 i. Burton W.³ Dowd, born September 24, 1850 in Georgia; died February 14, 1872 in Mississippi.

18 ii. Mary C. Dowd, born July 20, 1858 in Neshoba Co, MS; died November 06, 1862 in Neshoba Co, MS.

19 iii. William M. Dowd, born September 27, 1861; died October 08, 1878 in Mississippi.

20 iv. Andrew W. Dowd, born Abt. 1864.

21 v. Martha Annie Dowd, born February 18, 1866 in Neshoba or Leake Co, MS; died January 31, 1893 in Neshoba Co, MS. She married J. K. Callahan.

22 vi. Margaret F. Dowd, born October 18, 1870 in Dixon, Neshoba Co, MS; died January 23, 1953 in Carthage, Leake Co, MS. She married Charles S. Callahan December 24, 1889; born June 16, 1869 in Mississippi; died October 08, 1906 in Waxahatchie, TX.

23 vii. Neil G. Dowd, born April 18, 1874 in Mississippi; died January 04, 1876 in Neshoba or Leake Co, MS.

5. Daniel Wesley² McMillan (Neill¹) was born May 29, 1839 in Mississippi, and died July 16, 1916 in Dixon, Neshoba Co, MS. He married Nancy Lula Virginia Peebles September 30, 1869 in Dowdville, Neshoba Co, MS, daughter of William Peebles and Nancy Dowd. She was born May 26, 1854 in Mississippi, and died September 07, 1941 in Dixon, Neshoba Co, MS.

1870 - Living in the Neshoba Co, MS household of his brother James A. McMillan.
1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 9, Supv Dist 2, ED 69 #84-84
1910 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #235-23

5th Mississippi Infantry CSA, Company K, Scotland Guards

1. Emma, 2. Daniel Wesley McMillan, 3. Lula Peebles McMillan, 4. Bert, 5. Lula, 6. Ike, 7. Anna, 8. Mary, 9. William Callahan, 10. Ed, 11. John, 12. Milton, 13. Ross (Picture and identification are courtesy of the late Charles Germany)

Children of Daniel Wesley McMillan and Nancy Lula Virginia Peebles are:

24 i. William Francis Lee³ McMillan, born September 05, 1870 in Neshoba Co, MS; died November 27, 1892 in Neshoba Co, MS.

Lee McMillan, the son of Wesley McMillan of Neshoba County met with a fatal accident on Sunday. He was riding to church on a spirited horse when the animal swerved from the road, took to the woods and dashed the young man against a tree, crushing his skull. About 75 pupils from Edinburg School attended the funeral...The Carthaginian, Leake Co, MS, December 2, 1892

25 ii. Barton Wesley McMillan, born June 07, 1872 in Mississippi.

26 iii. Isaac Neil McMillan, born May 23, 1877 in Neshoba Co, MS; died April 16, 1878 in Neshoba Co, MS.

27 iv. Mary Nancy McMillan, born March 19, 1879 in Mississippi; died 1961. She married William Jasper Cooper Aft. 1928; born March 04, 1873; died April 28, 1945.

28 v. Samuel Edgar McMillan, born March 02, 1881.

29 vi. Martha Anna McMillan, born November 06, 1882 in Mississippi; died 1978. She married Will White Aft. 1913; born 1878; died 1952.

30 vii. John Mathis McMillan, born February 17, 1885 in Neshoba Co, MS; died April 1938.

31 viii. Emma Alice McMillan, born July 05, 1887.

32 ix. Lula Virginia McMillan, born August 05, 1889 in Neshoba Co, MS; died July 15, 1924. She married Unknown White.

33 x. James Isaac McMillan, born August 17, 1891 in Dixon, Neshoba Co, MS.

World War I Draft Registration Card: McMillan, James Isaac, 25, Dixon, b 17 Nov 1891 in Dixon, Laborer for American Steel Co in Sidney Ohio, Single, Medium Height & Build, Blue Eyes, Black Hair, Precint Dixon

34 xi. Andrew Milton McMillan, born May 02, 1893 in Dowdville, Neshoba Co, MS.

World War I Draft Registration Card: McMillan, Andrew Milton, 24, Dixon, b 2 May 1893 in Dowdville, Farmer, Married, Medium Height, Blue Eyes, Black Hair, Precinct Dowdville

35 xii. Robert Ross McMillan, born December 07, 1894 in Dowdville, Neshoba Co, MS.

World War I Draft Registration Card: McMillan, Robert Ross, 22, Dixon, b Dc 7 1895 in Dowdville, Farmer, Single, Medium Height, Blue Eyes, Black Hair, Precinct Dowdville

Sarah McMillian

of South Carolina, Clarke Co, AL, Hinds Co, MS
& Neshoba/Newton Co, MS

Sarah McMillian's origins are one of those wonderful mysteries that genealogists love to tackle. It became obvious early that prior research held flawed conclusions. A manuscript on the Walton family at the Philadelphia/Neshoba County (MS) Library indicated that Sarah was a daughter of Nathan McMillan of Clarke Co, AL. That Nathan McMillan appears to have been about the right age to have been a brother, rather than a father of our Sarah. A South Carolina search for the family of her husband John Walton provided the clues which led to a deduction as to her probable parentage. Although this parentage has not yet been documented it seems highly likely. This researcher would appreciate correspondence with anyone who has definitive information regarding the following family.

We know that John Walton & Sarah McMillan married in the latter half of 1799 in South Carolina. Their oldest son, James, was born 28 May 1800 in South Carolina. Since John Walton's probable family did not use the name James, that name most likely came from the McMillan side of the family. A search of South Carolina deeds found these gems:

Edgefield District, SC Deed Book 20, p. 37-40; William Moore to John Walton. Deed, 6 February 1800, $300. 150 acres on a branch of Ninety Six Creek originally granted to Robert Cunningham 17 Feb 1767 from said Robert Cunningham conveyed to John Moore and from Moore to above named William Moore, said lands joining lands of Colbert Anderson, John Cunningham, and vacant land, one spring of water lying in said tract known as Little Spring excepted. Wit: Jas McMillan, John McMillan. Proven Abbeville District, 16 February 1801 by James McMillan, Wm Nibbs. J.Q. Recorded 24 March 1801.

Edgefield District, SC Deed Book 20, p. 18-21, 12 February 1801, John Walton to Benjamin Glover of Abbeville District. $200. 150 acres on Ninety Six Creek which land was formerly granted to Robert Cunningham, from Robert Cunningham to John Moore 1792, John Moore to William Moore 1798, Wm Moore to John Walton 6 February 1800. Wit: Jas. McKellar, Zacky Meriwether. Justice Abraham Giles Dozier certifies the relinquishment of dower by Salley Walton, wife of John Walton 12 February 1801. Proven Abbeville District 12 February 1801 by John McKellar; Recorded 24 March 1801.

We have in the above deeds John Walton, with a wife named Salley, named in deeds during what is known to be the early part of their married life, with witness being a James McMillan. Abbeville District, SC was known to be the origin point of a caravan of early settlers that traveled to western Alabama. James McMillan and Martha "Patsy" Moore can be documented in Edgefield District, SC deeds as moving to Abbeville District. Further research turned up the fact that James McMillan was married to Martha "Patsy" Moore, sister of William Moore who deeded Edgefield land to John Walton. Enumerated adjacent to the John Walton household in 1830 Clarke Co, AL was one William Moore. The 1783 birth date of Sarah McMillan is consistent with the census age of a daughter of James McMillan and Martha "Patsy" Moore. Naming patterns in the Sarah McMillan / John Walton family are indicative of a familial connection to the Moore / McMillan family of Edgefield / Abbeville District, SC.

This researcher would very much love to obtain additional information and/or documentation regarding the family, history and ultimate demise of James McMillan and Martha "Patsy" Moore.

Descendants of Sarah McMillian

Generation No. 1

1. Sarah¹ McMillian was born Abt. 1783 in South Carolina^1,2, and died 01 Nov 1862 in Neshoba or Newton Co, MS^3,4. She married John Walton^5,6. He was born 15 Sep 1777 in South Carolina^11,12,13, and died 05 May 1850, probably in Neshoba Co, MS^14,15. They are buried in Abney Cemetery, Newton Co, MS.

1800 Edgefield District, SC Census
1800 Mississippi Territory Petitioners
1810 Abbeville District, SC Census, p. 40
1813 Clarke Co, AL (Mississippi Territory) Taxable Property List
1816 Mississippi Territory Census, Clarke Co, AL
1830 US Census, Clarke Co, AL, p 228
1833, Resided in Hinds Co, MS
1838 Sold Property in Hinds Co, MS 18 October 1838
1840 Neshoba Co, MS Census
1850 US Census, Neshoba Co, MS #467-487

Clarke Co, AL Probate Records, Book A 1813 - 1828
March 24, 1813
Estate of John Spence, dec�d. Administrator authorized to sell land. Henery Potts, John Walton & James Daffin Appraisers. John Caller, Chief Justice; James Bradbury Clerk C.C.

Children of Sarah McMillian and John Walton are:

2 i. James² Walton, born 28 May 1800 in South Carolina^16,17,18; died 05 Aug 1854 in Neshoba or Newton Co, MS^19,20. He married Nancy Ann Miller 11 Sep 1829 in Clarke Co, AL^21,22; born Bet. 1808 - 1810 in South Carolina^23,24,25,26; died Aft. 1880 in Neshoba or Newton Co, MS²⁷.

3 ii. Enoch Walton, born 15 Jan 1802 in South Carolina^28,2930.

4 iii. Mary Walton, born 02 Sep 1805 in South Carolina³¹. She married Matthew Cox 02 Jan 1825 in Clarke Co, AL³².

5 iv. Eliza Walton, born 29 Aug 1807 in South Carolina^33,34,35; died 23 Jan 1868 in Newton Co, MS^36,37. She married Wesley Boler^38,39,40 24 Dec 1823 in Clarke Co, AL^41,42,43,44; born 06 Jun 1797 in Edgefield District, SC^{45,46,47,48,49}; died 15 Nov 1882 in Newton or Neshoba Co, MS⁴⁹.

6 v. Allen Brady Walton, born 29 Dec 1809 in South Carolina^50,51,52; died 1895 in Coosa, Leake Co, MS⁵³. He married (1) Adaline Janell Young 06 Nov 1833 in Hinds Co, MS⁵³. He married (2) Mary Ann Merchant⁵⁴ Abt. 1842 in Neshoba Co, MS⁵⁵; born Abt. 1825 in Mississippi⁵⁶.

7 vi. Nathan Walton, born 08 May 1812 in Coffeeville, Clark Co, AL^57,58,59; died 05 Oct 1883 in Neshoba Co, MS⁶⁰. He married Eliza⁶¹; born Abt. 1812 in Alabama^62,63; died 1895 in Neshoba Co, MS⁶⁴.

8 vii. Martha Walton, born 10 Oct 1813 in Coffeeville, Clark Co, AL^65,66; died 11 Apr 1893 in Houston Co, TX⁶⁷. She married Samuel F. Wall; born 11 Aug 1811 in Center Co, PA^68,69,70; died 24 Nov 1891 in Houston Co, TX⁷⁰.

9 viii. William Walton, born 26 Nov 1816 in Coffeeville, Clark Co, AL^{71,72,73,74,75}; died 26 Oct 1904 in Mississippi⁷⁶. He married (1) Eleanor Chitman in Mississippi; born Abt. 1827 in Alabama⁷⁷; died Abt. 1850 in Neshoba County, MS^78,79. He married (2) Elizabeth Hoye; born 17 Dec 1836 in Georgia^80,81,82,83; died 17 Nov 1910 in Mississippi⁸⁴.

10 ix. John Walton, Jr., born 17 Nov 1817 in Coffeeville, Clark Co, AL^85,86,87; died 1894 in Mississippi⁸⁸. He married (1) Margaret Bef. 1843; born 1825 in North Carolina^88,89; died Bet. 1871 - 1877 in Mississippi^90,91. He married (2) Dolania Alice Peebles Bef. 1878 in Mississippi⁹²; born Abt. 1841 in Mississippi⁹²; died 1946⁹³.

11 x. Sarah Cornelia Walton, born 01 Mar 1819 in Coffeeville, Clark Co, AL⁹³; died 30 Jan 1901⁹³. She married Oliver Perry Barrett 1833 in Rankin County, MS⁹³; born 29 Aug 1811 in Natchez, MS⁹³; died 1858⁹³.

12 xi. Green Berry Walton, born 16 Dec 1821 in Coffeeville, Clark Co, AL^{94,95,96,97,98}; died 03 Oct 1902 in Neshoba Co, MS⁹⁹. He married Mary (Polly) Edwards; born 08 Jan 1822 in South Carolina^{100,101,102,103,104,105}; died 22 Sep 1906 in Neshoba Co, MS¹⁰⁶.

13 xii. Henry Walton, born 19 Aug 1823 in Clarke Co, AL^107,108; died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Madisonville, Montgomery Co, TX. He married Mary Abt. Nov 1844 in Mississippi; born Bet. 1825 - 1826 in Alabama¹⁰⁸; died Aft. 1880 in Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, LA.

14 xiii. Elizabeth Walton, born 16 Nov 1825 in Clarke Co, AL¹⁰⁹.

Endnotes

1. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
2. 1850 Neshoba Co, MS Census.
3. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
4. "Walton Descendants."
5. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
6. Francis W. Gilmer, Virginia Will Records, Gleaned from Virginia Court Reports, From Cases in the Court of Appeals of Virginia, 629.
7. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
8. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 66.
9. Hinds Co, MS Land Sale, 1838.
10. Chancery Court Records Book C, Neshoba Co, MS, 232.
11. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
12. "Walton Descendants."
13. 1850 Neshoba Co, MS Census #467-487.
14. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
15. "Walton Descendants."
16. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
17. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 66.
18. 1850 Scott Co, MS Census.
19. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
20. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 72.
21. Clark Co, AL Marriage Records 1812-1899.
22. Alabama Genealogical Register, Vol. A, p. 233.
23. 1870 Neshoba County, MS Census 1088-1088.
24. Bonnie Addy Smith, Jackson Eliot Smith, Robert Ervin Smith, Newton County MS - A Cemetery Census 1782-1995, (EBRS Publishing Co, 1997), 3.
25. 1860 Newton County, MS Census.
26. 1850 Scott Co, MS Census.
27. 1870 US Census Neshoba, County, MS, Wesley Boler.
28. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 66, 72.
29. 1830 Clarke Co, AL Census.
30. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 72.
31. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 66, 73.
32. Clark Co, AL Marriage Records, Vol A, p 191.
33. 1860 US Census Newton Co, MS, Union Post Office, #674-689.
34. 1850 US Census Newton Co, MS, p. 189, 495.
36. Tombstone, Abney Cemetery, Newton Co, MS.
38. 1870 Neshoba County, MS Census #1104-1104.
39. 1830 Hinds Co, MS Census, 196.
40. William Kenneth Rutherford & Anna Clay Zimmerman Rutherford, Genealogical History of the Rutherford Family, (1979), 1045, 1046.
41. Marriage CD #3 AL-GA-SC, Clarke County, AL (1812-1899).
42. Clark Co, AL Marriage Records, Vol. A, p. 191.
43. Land Deeds Neshoba Co, MS 1836 - 1838, Book B, 274-276.
45. 1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census #1104-1104.
46. Ordinance Batch #F812672 23, International Genealogical Index, (The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints 1994).
47. 1860 US Census Newton Co, MS, Union Post Office, #674-689.
48. 1850 US Census Newton Co, MS, p. 189, 495.
50. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 73.
51. 1850 Leake Co, MS Census.
52. 1860 Leake Co, MS Census.
53. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 73.
54. 1850 Leake Co, MS Census.
55. Mt. Sinai Baptist Church Minutes.
56. 1850 Leake Co, MS Census.
57. Neshoba County Historical Society, Neshoba County Cemetery Records, (The Gregath Company, 1987), 46.
58. 1880 US Census Neshoba Co, MS #148-148, ED 60, Supv Dist 2, p. 21, Beat 4.
59. 1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census.
60. Neshoba County Historical Society, Neshoba County Cemetery Records, (The Gregath Company, 1987), 46.
61. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 73.
62. 1880 US Census Neshoba Co, MS #148-148, ED 60, Supv Dist 2, p. 21, Beat 4.
63. 1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census.
64. Church Records, Neshoba Baptist Church, 123.
65. Lenial B. Martin, Walton's - American Patriots, 73.
66. Tombstone Record.
67. Tombstone.
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James McMillian

of Edgefield & Abbeville Districts, SC

Generation No. 1

1. James McMillian He was the son of 2. Matthew McMillian and 3. Sarah. He married (1) Martha "Patsey" Moore. She was the daughter of John Moore.

1779 Ninety Six District, SC Census
1786 Edgefield District, SC, Grand Juror, List 5, 10, & 16
1790 Edgefield District, SC Census, p. 510 col 3, 1-2-3-0, 1 slave
1800 Edgefield Co, SC Census

1787 April 9; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 40] Ordered that the Sheriff return a writ of venire for the grand jury. The names of the grand jury that appeared. James Harrison, James Lyon, Robert Long, William Childs, Morris Gwin, James McMillian, Thomas Dozer, Richard Lowery, John Grey, Samuel Burgess, Benj. Cook, Isaac Lewis, Charles Martin, Samuel Ramsey. The Court having appointed James Harrison foreman ordered him to be sworn.

1788 April 14; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; Ordered that the grand Jury to be drawn to serve in October next. The names of the grand jury so drawn. Thomas Key, Thomas Galphin, Philip Lamar, Abner Perrin, Lud Williams, JAMES MCMILLIAN, George Forrest, Sam Walker, Sam Ramsey, William Butler, Robert Lamar, John Low, Arthur Watson, Thomas Dozer, William Abney, Jacob Smith, Morris Guin, Robert Lung, WILLIAM GLOVER, John Myer.

1788 October 15; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 102-103 The grand Jury returned their presentment are as follows viz. 1st We present it as a very great grievance that the District of Circuit Courts are no made courts of record to be laid before the Legislature; 2nd We present it as very great grievance that there is not some move adopted for the preservation of Orphans so that they might be brought up in a Christian like manner, the same order; 3rd Location office is kept in the remotest part of the District where the law says it shall be kept in the center to the disadvantage of the lower part of the District, the same order; 4th We present it as grievance that the bridge and causeway over Horns Creek is not kept in better order. Ordered that the overseers shew cause next court why they are not kept in repair.; 5th We present William Evans of Beach Island for frequently abusing his wife by information of David Zubly. Ordered that William Evans give security to keep the peace towards his wife.; 6th We present Leonard Nobles for living in adultery with Ann Jones by information Patty Ryan this presentment appears out of the jurisdiction of the court.; John Lowe, John Myer, Robert Lang, William Abney, Robert Lamar, Thos Dozer, Jacob Smith, Samuel Walker, Arthur Watson, Samuel Collins, JAMES MCMILLIAN, Phillip Lamar, John Clerk.

1789 October 12; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 117] Ordered that the grand jurors be drawn to serve at next April court and the following persons were drawn to wit. John Lowe, Nathaniel Howie, Thomas Key, Nathl. Abney, Sam Burges, ISHAM GREEN, William Spraggins, CALEB HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM BUTLER, John Myers, Robert Long, JAMES MCMILLIAN, JOHN CHILDS, Thos Marbury, Jones Rivers, WILLIAM LONGMIRE, Jacob Smith, Ludwell Williams, William Childs, WILLIAM GLOVER.

1790 April 12; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 139] Ordered that the Sheriff return the writ of venire for the grand Jurors, when the following persons appeared. John Lowe, foreman, Nathl. Howel, Thomas Key, William Spraggins, CALEB HOLLOWAY, Robert Lang, JAMES MCMILLIAN, Thomas Mauberry, Jones Rivers, WILLIAM LONGMIRE, Jacob Smith, Lud Williams, WILLIAM GLOVER, John Childs, William childs, Samuel Burges, ISHAM GREEN, WILLIAM BUTLER, John Myer.

April 1790 Edgefield District, SC: On application of Mary Green widow to Isham Green, deceased, ordered that letters of administration be granted to her giving bond in the sum of 600 pounds with John Moore, Esq. and James McMillian securities which was acordingly done and she qualified according to law.

Edgefield District, SC Deed Book 10, p. 352-354: 2 Apr. 1793, Deed of Gift: John Moore, hereunto moving and for natural love & affection to my sons, Green Moore & James McMillian, all of Edgefield Co, SC, give 9 negroes to witL: Handy, Mingo, Sam, Tubb, Penny, Jacob, Bob, Phebe, and Jenny, 7 feather beds & furniture, 1 waggon, 6 horses, 28 cattle, 25 sheep, 45 hogs, 1 walnut desk and plantation tools together with other household & kitchen furniture, s: John Moore. Wit: William Dillard, John Morgan, Martin Morgan. Rec. 2 Sept. 1793.

Edgefield District, SC Deed Book 10, p. 354-356. 2 Apr 1793, Deed of Gift: John Moore of Edgefield Co, SC hereunto moving and for natural love & affection for my son, Green Moore & James McMillian, give 292 acres originally granted to John & Robert Cunningham & conveyed from them to said John Moore being on Ninety Six Creek adj. SE by Colbard Anderson, SW by Samuel Ramsey and all other sides vacant when surveyed. s: John Moore, Wit: Martin Morgan, William Dillard, John Morgan. Abbeville Co, SC: Martin Morgan swore by oath 12 Apr 1793 before Julius Nichols, Junr., J. P. Rec 2 Sept. 1793.

Edgefield District, SC: An amount of the sale of Estate of Alex'd McMillian was recorded on oath of James McMillian, administrator, and ordered to be recorded.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 20, p. 150-152, 14 Feb 1801, William Tait of Columbia, gentleman to James Sanders Guignard of Columbia. 1000 acres Lotts Creek & South Edisto River bounded by Orangeburg District line, originally surveyed for James MMillan 3 Sept. 1790.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 22, p. 20-23, James mcMillan to Benjamin Hagood. Deed 1799, 70 pounds. 185 acres on Cuffeetown Creek originally granted to Matthew McMillan on 3 April 1786 and by him conveyed to his son Alexander McMillan 22 Feb 1789, and after decease of sd Alexander McMillan sd 185 acres was sold at sheriff sale of William Tennant then sheriff by virtue of an execution obtained in dower by Elizabeth Stalsworth formerly the wife of said Alexander McMillan and by Sheriff Wm Tennant conveyed to James McMillan 3 Jan 1797. Also seventy acres adjoining sd above tract, being part of 134 acres granted to me James McMillan 4 Dec 1786, adj land originally granted to Henry Youngblood, lands laid out to Thomas Walker, also land laid out to John Burns. Wit: James Walker, John Walker. signed: James McMillan. Justice William Nibbs certified the relinquishment of dower rights by Patsey McMillan, wife of within named James McMillan. Proven, Cambridge, 27 Feb. 1802 by John Walker; Wm Nibbs, J. Q. Rec 26 March 1802.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 22, p. 58-61, 12 September 1797 indenture, James McMillian to John Walker, 126 becres being part of 450 acres granted to William Robinson 9 Mar 1793, sd land lying on Cuffeetown Creek. William Nibbs certified the relinquishment of dower rights by Patsey McMillan, wife of within named James McMillian, 27 Feb 1802, Proven 24 Feb 1802 by Benjamin Hagood, Wm Nibbs, J.W. Rec 14 Apr 1802.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 22, p. 61-64, James McMillian to John Walker, indenture, 1 Oct 1800, fity acres, it beng part of 450 acres granted to William Robinson 10 March 1793.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 23, p. 171, William Robinson and wife Elizabeth to James McMillian, 14 Dec 1793, 45 lbs SC money, 450 acrs on waters of Coffeetown and Horsepen Creeks bounded SW and NE by John Burns, NW & SW by Andrew Youngblood, NW by james Walker, SW by Jacob Young, SW & N by John Bullock, other sides unknown, sd land granted to sd William Robinson 9 Mar 1793. Wit: John Hamilton, James Walker. s: William Robinson, Justice Robinson, 20 June 1803. s: Elizabeth Robinson. Proven 20 June 1803 by John Hamilton, Wm Nibb, J.Q.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 26, 19 July 1805. James McMillian to Asa Holloway. 503 acres lying on Coffee Town Creek. Wit: Caleb Holloway, Senr., Hicks Jones. s: James McMillian. Justice William Nibbs certified the relinquishment of dower rights by Martha McMillian, wife of within named James McMillian. 27 July 1805. s: Martha McMillian. Proven 19 July 1805 by Caleb Holloway, Senr. William Robinson, J. P. Rec. 5 Nov 1805.

Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 26, p. 398. 25 Dec. 1797. James McMillian, planter, to George Lamkin, planter, Bond. McMillian bound unto Lampkin to full sum of 500 lbs. sterling money. Condition that if McMillian make title to Lamkin of 500 acres situate on waters of Coffeetown Creek, joining NW on estate of Joseph Morton, decd, SW on estate of James Howard, and NE on land of Richard Quarles on or before 1 Jan 1799 then the bond is of no effect, else to remain in full force. Wit: Henderson Wade, Robert Wallace. S: James McMillian. Proven 25 Feb 1806 by Henderson Wade, John Longmire, J. P. Rec 1 Mar 1806.

Edgefield District, SC Deed Book 32, September 1804. p. 185. James McMillion of Abbeville District to William Hagood, senior, Deed 2? September 1804, One thousand Dollars, 820 acres adj lands of William Robertson, John Bullock, James Walker, John Burns. Wit: Thomas Herrin, Nat Samuel. Justice Julius Nichols certifies relinquishment of dower rights by Patsey McMillion wife of James McMillion, 29 December 1804. Proven 5 October 1804 by Nathaniel Samuel, Nathan Lipscomb JP. Recorded 27 February 1815.

Generation No. 2

2. Matthew McMillian, died Bef. Mar 1797 in Edgefield District, SC. He married 3. Sarah.

1779 Ninety Six District, SC Census
1786 Edgefield District, Grand Juror List 4 & 12
13 April 1789, Ordered to serve on Grand Jury: Mathew McMillian
1790 Edgefield District, SC Census, p. 510 col 3, 2-2-4-0, 2 slaves

1786 October 9; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 26] Ordered that the grand jury be drawn to serve next court. Present Leroy Hammond & John Purvis Esqs. The names of the Grand jury drawn. Lud Williams, John Sturzenaker, Lud Williams, WILLIAM GREEN, Thomas Wilson, William Abney, Thomas Key, ISHAM GREEN, WILLIAM BUTLER, JOHN CHILDS, John Herndon, Abner Perrin, Samuel Crafton, JAMES ANDERSON, Solomon Pope, Philip Lamar, MATTHEW MCMILLIAN, CALEB HOLLOWAY, Joseph Collier, William Spraggins, John Clerk.

1787 January 6; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 34] Ordered that the Sheriff return the Writ of Venire for the Grand Jury the names of the Jurors that appeared. Philip Lamar, foreman, Lud Williams, Thomas Wetson, ISHAM GREEN, John Celos, JAMES ANDERSON, CALEB HOLLOWAY, William Spraggins, John Sturgenaker, WILLIAM BUTLER, John Herndon, Samuel Crafton, Solomon Pope, MATTHEW MCMILLAN, John Clerke.

1787 July 9; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; book pg 47] Deeds of lease and release from WILLIAM MOORE Esq. to MATTHEW MCMILLIAN for 250 acres land was proved by the oaths of Fields Pardue and JOHN MOORE Esq. ordered to be recorded. Present JOHN MOORE Esq.

1787 July 10; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 51] Samuel Carter vs DRURY GLOVER. Referred to James Harrison and MATTHEW MCMILLAN with power umpirage and report to next court.

1787 October 10; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; book pg 63] Samuel Carter vs DRURY GLOVER. This action being referred to MATTHEW MCMILLIAN and James Harrison do return their award for � 28 s 10 d 6 and costs which is confirmed.

1789 April 13; EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795 by Bret Holcomb; [book pg 110] Ordered that the sheriff return the write of venire for the grand Jury. The names of the grand Jury that appeared. John Herndon, MATTHEW MCMILLIAN, William Childs, Charles Martin, Robert Samuel, Thomas Wilson, JAMES ANDERSON, John Lucas, George Martin, James Lyon, David Zubly, William Mathews, William Shinholster, John Grey, Isaac Lewis, John Cheney, Jones Rivers.

Edgefield District, SC Will Book A 1787-1818, p. 117, I Mathew McMillian, being in a very low state of health, but in a sound judgement & memory. I give to my sons William & John McMillian the tract whereon I now live containing 230 acres to be equally divided between them at the discression of my executors. I also give my son William a bay horse colt, one feather bed and furniture, I give to my son John one sorrel filly one year old and one feather bed and furniture. I give to my son Bennett McMillian one feather and furniture. I give to my daughter Phebe McMillian one feather bed and furniture. I lend to my wife Sarah McMillian all my other estate including my negroes, stock of cattle, horses, hoggs, and working tools during her natural life and at her decease to be equally divided between all my children to wit: James, Susannah, Bennett, Margaret, William, Phebe and John and my grandson Bennett McMillian son of my son Alexander which is now deceased. I appoint James McMillian my eldest son and Samuel Ramsey my son-in-law executors. Wit: B. McMillian and John Holliday. Signed: Matthew McMillian. Proved in open Court by the oath of John Holliday March Term 1797 and ordered to be recorded. R. Tutt.

Children of Matthew McMillian and Sarah are:

i. Alexander McMillian, died Bet. 1789 - 1797 in Edgefield District, SC; married Elizabeth.

1790 Edgefield District, SC Census, p. 510 col 3, 1-4-2-0, 1 slave

1 ii. James McMillian, married Martha "Patsey" Moore.

iii. Susannah McMillian

iv. Bennett McMillian

v. Margaret McMillian

vi. William McMillian

vii. Phebe McMillian

viii. John McMillian