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James and Mary McLaughlin, Stafford/Prince William County, Virginia, Family Summary
James McLaughlin (McGloughlin1) was granted 225 acres in Prince William County (then Stafford County), Virginia, in 17252. The land was located between Broad Run and Bull Run, perhaps near present-day Manassas, Virginia. (See parish and county information here.) James also appeared in the Stafford County, Virginia, land records in 1727 when he entered into a deed agreement3. Also listed on the deed were a son, Charles, and James’ wife, Mary. They were tobacco farmers in Overwharton Parish, Virginia4.
James, Senior, then appears in the personal property tax lists of Prince William County, Virginia, (formerly Stafford) in 1747, appearing with a James, Jr., presumably his son. The tithes being collected were from homes “Between Leeder Run and Bool Run in Ditigin Parish”5. There were three titheables total in the record for that year6.
The children of James and Mary McLaughlin:
i. Charles
ii. James
iii. Others?
Pedigree of James and Mary McLaughlin:
James, father unknown, mother unknown.
Mary, father unknown, mother unknown.
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Footnotes:
1The variation of the name appearing in this land grant.
2Northern Neck Grants A, 1722-1726; p 185, Microfilm, Reel 290. Library of Virginia, Richmond.
3Sparacio, Ruth. Deed Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia, 1722-1728, 1755-1765. McLean, VA : R. and S. Sparacio. 1987. F232.S86. Entry for James Mackglohen. Repository: Library of Virginia, Richmond.
4King, George Harrison Sanford. The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia. Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, 1986. p 159. Repository: Joan M. Kay, Huntingtown, MD
5Bull Run; Dettingen Parish.
6List of Titheables, 1747; Prince William County; Microfilm, Pos Reel 33. Library of Virginia, Richmond.
James, Senior, then appears in the personal property tax lists of Prince William County, Virginia, (formerly Stafford) in 1747, appearing with a James, Jr., presumably his son. The tithes being collected were from homes “Between Leeder Run and Bool Run in Ditigin Parish”5. There were three titheables total in the record for that year6.
The children of James and Mary McLaughlin:
i. Charles
ii. James
iii. Others?
Pedigree of James and Mary McLaughlin:
James, father unknown, mother unknown.
Mary, father unknown, mother unknown.
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Footnotes:
1The variation of the name appearing in this land grant.
2Northern Neck Grants A, 1722-1726; p 185, Microfilm, Reel 290. Library of Virginia, Richmond.
3Sparacio, Ruth. Deed Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia, 1722-1728, 1755-1765. McLean, VA : R. and S. Sparacio. 1987. F232.S86. Entry for James Mackglohen. Repository: Library of Virginia, Richmond.
4King, George Harrison Sanford. The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia. Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, 1986. p 159. Repository: Joan M. Kay, Huntingtown, MD
5Bull Run; Dettingen Parish.
6List of Titheables, 1747; Prince William County; Microfilm, Pos Reel 33. Library of Virginia, Richmond.
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