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m. Abt 1704
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From World Family Tree, Cd#16, Tree #1003: !BIRTH: b. about 1670, probably in County Tyrone, Ireland (R.D. Campbell, CAM 100, p 2); !MISC: He had 7 children and most of them came to Pennsylvania or Virginia but James probably never came to America. One son, William, and his children arrived in Lancaster County, PA about 1745-46. (CAM 100);
From The McClung Family Association Web Site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rootsr/PA-Jms-Sr.htm James McClung of Pennsylvania 1-1 JAMES McCLUNG PAXXXX James was born in Scotland. He emigrated from Scotland to Ireland, and from there to Pennsylvania about 1740. He landed with his family at Philadelphia, PA and was thought to have settled in Lancaster County, PA. The name of his wife is unknown. He died about 1744. They had eight children. Kristen Ingram has found: James and Agnes McClung buried at Pittsgrove Presbyterian Church in Daretown (Elmer NJ). Since this is so close to Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania , they could have come from any of these states.
James' tombstone reads, "In Memory of James McClong, one of the elders of this church. Departed this life 28th Day of February 1788 in the 87th year of his age." Agnes' tombstone says, "Here lies the body of Agnes McClong who died 5th of September 1769 age 56 years. All ye who come to my grave to see - and as I am so must you be -Repent in Time, no time delay - prepare to follow me."
Kristen notes: So far, no McClongs or McClungs are found in New Jersey prior to this couple, who were apparently married before they came to this country.
This reference may be to a different James and may be a cousin to James (1-2)
Several McClung/McClongs have been active in Salem and Cumberland Counties. Their names are listed in *350 Years of American Ancestors* on page 305.
2-2 WILLIAM McCLUNG 3-2 HUGH McCLUNG died about 1786 in TN 4-2 CHARLES McCLUNG 5-2 MATTHEW McCLUNG 6-2 MARY McCLUNG 7-2 ISABEL McCLUNG 8-2 JOHN McCLUNG Note: This listing begins on p. 9 of McC Gen, 1904 References
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