George William MacKenzie

Family/Spouse: Georganna Something. Georganna died in UNKNOWN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Annie R. MacKenzie was born in 1879; died in UNKNOWN.
2. James E. MacKenzie was born in 1885; died in UNKNOWN.
3. John W. MacKenzie was born in 1890; died in UNKNOWN.
4. Sarah E. MacKenzie was born in 1895; died in UNKNOWN.
5. William A. MacKenzie was born in 1897; died in UNKNOWN.

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Marriage Information:

"Maryland, Marriages, 1666-1970," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4V3-K9X : accessed 15 April 2015), Caleb Henry Mc Kenzie and Mary Ann Mooney, 27 Oct 1849; citing Howard,Maryland, reference ; FHL microfilm 14,143.

1850 Census Information: Household ID: 1970 , Line Number: 30 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M432 , Affiliate Film Number: 279 , GS Film Number: 13197 , Digital Folder Number: 004194630 , Image Number: 00336

"Calib McKinsey" was living in the household of Sarah Mooney, age 43. Her daughter, Mary, age 25, also was living in the same location.

Caleb married Mary Ann Mooney on 27 Oct 1849 in Howard County, Maryland. Mary was born about 1825 in Maryland; died before 1860 in Baltimore County, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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On 26 Mar 1831, a Caleb is listed as a member of St. Luke's Catholic Church, Danville, Knox Co. Ohio. He died about 1833-34 and was buried in St. Luke Cemetery, Know County, Ohio.

But, in an email from Dick MacKenzie dated 9 Sep 2013, he wrote:

Now, on to the other Aaron d. 1831, who was the youngest son of Daniel2. His offspring never went to Allegany Co. or anywhere else in Western MD as far as I can tell. Jesse b. 1807 is not of this Aaron. Aaron’s children were born about as follows:

Caleb b. @1791 (Don’s ancestor, who married Elizabeth Pierce and stayed in the Ellicott City area)
Jesse @ 1792 (who is believed to have also stayed in Ellicott City)
Mary L. @ 1795 (Married Joseph Pierce, stayed local, and their daughter Rachel Elizabeth married Joseph McKenzie, brother of Israel Jr.)
David (my ancestor) b. 1798
Catherine b. 1800 (married John Hancock Hyatt and moved to Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH in the late 1820’s)
Rachel b.@ 1803 (married Enoch Pearce and moved to Steubenville, Jefferson Co., OH by 1842. He had a different wife by 1860)
Aaron b.@ 1810 (lived on the family property in Ellicott City w/older brother David, apparently never married)

John Hancock died in Zanesville, and Catherine and the children moved to Knox Co., OH by 1840, when son John is shown as head of household. Why Knox Co? Maybe because she had cousins there? I don’t know if this untangles anything – maybe just makes the mess messier!?

Dick

Marriage Information: Family Search.org

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00929-2 , System Origin: Maryland-EASy , GS Film number: 13693 , Reference ID: p 181 l 80

Caleb married Elizabeth Pierce on 10 Jun 1820 in Baltimore County, Maryland. Elizabeth was born in 1803 in Maryland; died after 1850 in Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Marriage license data: Baltimore Co., Maryland Court (Marriage Licenses) 1778-1851, MSA CM 174-1

Will of Aaron McKenzie (b. 1769)

Anne Arundel Co., MD Will Book 40, p.106

The will of Aaron McKenzie, dated 13 Mar 1828 and probated 23 May 1831, states the following: First: giving my part of land in Anne Arundel Co., called "Hopkins Choice" to my two sons, David and Aaron. Then, I give to my two sons David and Aaron, another tract of land known as "Addition to Hopkins Choice." Second I desire that a tract "McKenzie's Pleasure," lying between "Maidens Bower" and "Carters Whim" be sold and the money applied to payment of my debts. I desire that six acres of land belonging to me lying between "Carters Whim" and "Carters Addition," be sold with the money going to my estate, and the remining part of "McKenzies Pleasure" I give to my two sons David and Aaron. I give to my wife Rachel McKenzie one cow of her choice. I give to my oldest son Caleb McKenzie*, my son Jesse McKenzie, my daughter Catherine Hyatt, my daughter Mary Pierce*, and my daughter Rachel Pearce* the sum of one dollar each, and all the balance of my estate to my two sons David and Aaron McKenzie.

I have underlined "my part" to suggest the possibility that Aaron shared a larger tract of the same name with his brother or brothers.

*Please note that Mary and Rachel married a Pierce/Pearce and that my 3rd. great grandfather Caleb married Elizabeth Pierce. I would suggest that this Caleb is the correct son of Aaron and is not the Caleb who married Margaret Magers and settled in Ohio as other researchers have stated.

Aaron married Mary Rachel Earp on 11 Mar 1789 in Baltimore County, Maryland. Mary (daughter of Joseph II Earp and Elizabeth Something) was born about 1764 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland; died in UNKNOWN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Marriage license data: Baltimore Co., Maryland Court (Marriage Licenses) 1778-1851, MSA CM 174-1