 Abt 1762 - 1818 (~ 56 years)
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| Name |
Jesse McKenzie |
| Born |
Abt 1762 |
Maryland  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
3 Nov 1818 |
Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana |
| Notes |
- On July 8, 1818, as a resident of Know County, State of Indiana, Jesse McKinzey (sic) personally appeared before the Circuit Court of that county and made certain depositions of his service in the Revolutionary War in order to qualify for a pension under the Congressional Act of 1818.
The said Jesse McKinzey swore that early in the spring of 1780 he enlisted for three years at Frederick Town, Maryland in the company of Captain Michael Boyer of Colonel Weltner's Regiment. His outfit marched to Baltimore and there he was transferred to the company of Captain Hamilton, having marched to Baltimore under a captain Williams. From Baltimore his outfit marched to Annapolis where he was placed in the company of Captain Truman.
He participated in the siege of York under Baron de Steuben, afterwards he was transferred to Captain Price's company in the Maryland Regiment of Colonel Stewart. He participated in the South Carolina campaign where the Maryland troops suffered great casualties. He was stationed at one time at Ashley's Bridge in South Carolina.
In 1783 at Frederick Town, Maryland, he received his discharge from Captain Catrell who was in command of that place. He furthermore stated that he was 56 years of age, and that his formal discharge had long since been lost.
He died testate at Vincennes, Indiana on November 3, 1818. His last will and testament bequeathed his entire estate to his wife, Catherine McKenzie.
On October 15, 1838, Catherine McKinsey (sic), aged 80 years, the widow of Jesse McKinsey, a late soldier of the Revolutionary War, applied for a widow's pension before the court of Ross County, Ohio.
She stated under oath that her husband died at Vincennes, Indiana on November 3, 1818, where they had lived, and that they were married in Allegany County, on January 22, 1784.
She furthermore swore that three children were born to her and her husband - John McKinsey, December 9, 1788, deceased by 1838; Bennett McKinzey, born January 5, 1791, deceased by 1838; and Eleanor, born April 10, 1793, then alive. Her first son John McKinzey, was an officer in the "late war" and afterwards went to South America and had "never been heard of".
John McKenzie of Ross County, Ohio, stated in April 1839, that he well knew Jesse McKinsey and his wife, Catherine, when they were living near Cumberland, Maryland, as man and wife, as early as 1792.
Correspondence with the Commissioner of Pensions show that the widow was living as late as 1848.
On April 8 1796. the veteran Jesse McKinzey, had been issued a bounty-land warrant for 100 acres as a late soldier of the Continental or Maryland State Line. Ref: BL Wt 11512-100.
The claim was approved for the widow.
Ref: Revolutionary Pension Claims, W 7432, National Archives, Washington.
- collected May 10, 1796; one male, one female
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| Person ID |
I00135 |
McKenzie Genealogy |
| Last Modified |
8 Apr 2021 |
| Family |
Catherine Jones, b. 1758, d. Aft 1848, Ross County, Ohio (Age > 91 years) |
| Married |
22 Jan 1784 |
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania |
| Children |
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| Last Modified |
8 Apr 2021 |
| Family ID |
F00159 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Documents
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 01
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 02
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 03
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 04
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 05
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 06
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 07
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 08
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 09
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 10
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 11
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 12
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 13
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 14
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 15
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 16
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 17
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 18
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 | RW File Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) Page 51
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 | Explanation of Deeds of Moses McKenzie (b. 1760), Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762)and Moses McKenzie (d. abt. 1838) Page 1
This document assists the researcher as to how various generations of early McKenzies are tied together via various real estate transactions. |
 | Explanation of Deeds of Moses McKenzie (b. 1760), Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762)and Moses McKenzie (d. abt. 1838) Page 2
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 | Will of Jesse McKenzie (b. abt. 1762)
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 | Warrent to Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) for Moses Choice on Dans Mountain
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 | Warrant Cover Page for Moses Choice to Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762)
The author has never seen a reference to "Moses Choice" in any other deed, which raises the possibility that Jesse never paid the appropriate fees to exercise the warrant. October, 2013 |
 | Warrent to Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762) for Old Soldier
The author has never seen any other reference to this property in any other deed record, which raise the possibility that Jesse never paid the fees to exercise this warrant. |
 | Warrant Cover Page for Old Soldier to Jesse McKenzie (b. 1762)
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 | Old Soldier Jesse McKenzie MSA S1211-623, p. 1 From SL 40,196
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 | Old Soldier Jesse McKenzie MSA S1211-623, p. 2 From SL 40,196
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 | Old Soldier Jesse McKenzie MSA S1211-623, p. 3 From SL 40,196
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 | Old Soldier Jesse McKenzie MSA S1211-623, p. 4 From SL 40,196
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 | 1793 Allegany County McKenzie Property
This page is from "A List of Property in Allegany County 1793", page 16. It reflects the names of Daniel McKenzie, Gabriel McKenzie and Jesse McKenzie. The Daniel McKenzie clearly is the person born abt. 1752. The "Gabriel" could be either Gabriel McKenzie (b. abt. 1715) of his son, Gabriel (b. abt. 1758). Gabriel (b. abt. 1715) is thought to have died about 1792. Finally, the Jesse listed most probably is Jesse McKenzie (b. abt. 1762). At least, there are no other known Jesse's old enough to be this person. |
 | 1793 Allegany County Property Given to Soldiers Who Served in the RW
This page is from "A list of Property in Allegany County 1793". It is page 71 of the pdf from which it was copied. It reflects the names of Joshua McKenzie, Moses McKenzie and Jesse McKinley (sic). It also reflects Roderick McKinsey, Thomas McKinsey and Patk McKinsey. None of these last three individuals have ever been connected to the McKenzies of Early Maryland, i.e. those individuals who descended from John MacKInzie/McKenzie (b. 1687) |
 | Allegany County, Maryland Tax Records 1804-1812
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| Deed Requested by James Moses McKenzie involving Lilley of the Valley and William's Dale and Oblong 1864
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