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William Alexander McClintic, II
Facts and Events
William McClintic was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
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Military Service
- American Revolutionary War Veteran
Revolutionary War Pension Information
Information from “Virginia/West Virginia Genealogical Data from Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Records”, Vol. 3, compiled by Patrick G. Wardell, Lt. Col. U.S. Army Ret. :
McClintic, William - entered service 1778 in Bath County, Virginia, where he resided; died 9/13/1786 from effects of wound received at Battle of Guilford; married 3/4/1782 to Alice; widow granted Pension by Virginia unit until she married (2) 5/14/1804 to William H. Cavendish, who died 8/14/1818; widow applied for Pension age 86 in Bath County, Virginia, 1848 when residing on Jackson River; Pension Application rejected, insufficient proof of service & marriage; son Col. William McClintic resided 1854 in Bath County, Virginia; query letter in file states soldier married Alice Mann; query letter in file states soldier was born 1759; query letter in file states soldier served in 8th Virginia Regiment; query letter in file in 1836 from Edith (Mrs. Eldo W.) Wood, Huntingburg, Indiana, was descendant of Virginia Revolutionary War soldier Robert McClintic who was born 1760 in Bath [then Augusta] County, Virginia, died 1844 in Greenbrier County, Virginia, & married Jane Mann of Alleghany County, Virginia. F-R1819, R1668.
Records in Augusta County, VA
From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:
- Vol. 2 - Mays vs. Law--O. S. 190; N. S. 67--Deed 9th April, 1805, by Nicholas Steel of Montgomery County, Ky., to John Steele of same place, conveys undivided part of land purchased by James Steele, deceased, from James Armstrong in Bath County on Jackson River, corner Else McClintock, alias Cavendish; Wm. Cavendish, 450 acres. Recorded In Montgomery County (Ky.), 2d September, 1805. Deed 7th October, 1806, by Henry Steele of Bath County to Edith Steele of same place, conveys his share of land descended to Henry from his. father, James Steel, Sr., deceased; and also by purchase from brothers, John and Nicholas Steel. Recorded in Bath, January, 1807. (Note: William McClintick/McClintock's wife Alice "Else" married 2nd, William Cavendish).
- Vol. 2 - McClintic vs. Mann--O. S. 270; N. S. 95--Bill, 26th July, 1807, by Robert McClintic and Jane, his wife; W. H. Cavendish and wife, Alice; Alexander McClintic and wife, Sarah; which Jane, Alice and Sarah are daughters of William Mann, Sr., deceased, and sisters of William Mann, Jr., deceased. William, Sr., died, testate, will dated 3d February, 1778, and recorded in Botetourt. William Mann, Jr., died 1794 under age. Moses and John Mann are sons of William, Sr. Deed, 10th December, 1799, by Moses Mann and Sarah; John Mann and Archibald Mann, devisees of William Mann, deceased, of Bath County to Alexander McClintic, 163 acres, patented to William Mann 15th September, 1789, in Bath on Jackson's River. Recorded in Bath County, December, 1799. William Mann, Sr., had a son Thomas, who had a son William Thomas Mann. Will of William Mann of Botetourt. Wife, Jane; oldest son, Moses, infant; second son, Thomas, infant; third son, William, infant; fourth son, John, infant; eldest daughter, Ealse; second daughter, Jenny; third daughter, Sarah. Thos. Madison, James Graham, Ro. Armstrong, Jr., executors. Dated 3d February, 1778. Recorded in Botetourt, November, 1778. Jane Mann deposes, at house of Robert Kincaid in Bath, 28th April, 1808. William Mann died 20th March, 1778. Jane is the widow. Their son William died an infant. William, Sr., also had a son Archibald. Wm. H. Cavindish married the widow McClintick Jane's daughter. John Kincaid deposes, at John Mann's house on Jackson's River in Bath County, 6th June, 1818, remembers that he came to this section 12 or 18 months before battle of Guilford, at which time Mrs. Mann, mother of defendant Moses, was in possession of the land.
Information on Alexander McClintic
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/c/Stephen-C-Mcclintic/GENE17-0002.html#CHILD2
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