Family:John McMillan and Jane Boyd (1)

Facts and Events
Marriage[1] 4 May 1756 Sadsbury Meeting House, Sadsbury, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Children
BirthDeath
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Myers lists the children of this family as: Abigail, Sarah, Thomas, John, and James:[1]

John McMillan, as his son James states in his Bible, was born in 1728, in Co. Antrim, Ireland ; died 9 Mo. 17, 1791, and was buried in Friends' burial ground at Warrington Meeting House ; was married 5 Mo. 4, 1756, at Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster County, Pa., to Jane, widow of Josejih Green, of Sadsbury, and daughter of John and Jane (Bell) Boyd. She was born in 1728 in Co. Antrim, Ireland, died 5 Mo. 12, 1782, and lies buried beside her second husband at Warrington. After the death of his first wife John McMillan was married, 7 Mo. 15, 17S4, at Warrington Friends' Meeting, to Joanna, widow of William Griffith, of Warrington, and daughter of William and Mary Craig. Joanna died 4 Mo. 21, 1794, and was buried at Warrington. Children of John McMillan, all by his first wife Jane:
1. Abigail McMillan, b. 4 Mo. 18, 1757, in Warrington, York County Pa., m. in 1776, William Whinery, son of Robert and Isabel. Removed to near Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio. Children : Robert, John, Thomas, William, James, George, Jane, Zimri, Sarah, and Abigail.
2. Sarah, b. 3 mo. 3, 1760, d. i Mo. 25, 1790.
3. Thomas McMillan, b. 5 Mo. 14, 1762, d. 4 Mo. 12, 1831; buried at Warrington; m. 10 Mo. 11, 1 791, at West Grove Friends' Meeting, Chester County, Pa., Ruth Moore, daughter of Joseph and Jane (Marsh) Moore (see Andrew Moore and his Decendants). She was born i Mo. 33, 1763; d. 4 Mo. 11, 1846, and was buried in Friends' burial ground. Short Creek, Jefferson County, Ohio. Children : Joseph, Jacob, Maria, and Mahlon.
4. John McMillan, b. 1766; d. 3 Mo. 16, 1838; buried at West Grove, Harrison County, Ohio ; m. first, 1787, to Esther Griffith, daughter of William and Joanna (Craig) Griffith. She was born i Mo. 13, 1766, in Warrington Twp., York County, Pa.; d. 6 Mo. 7, 1818 ; buried at West Grove, Harrison County, Ohio. They removed from Warrington, York County, Pa., to Short Creek Meeting, Ohio, in 1804. John, m. secondly to Alice Barnard. Children, all by first wife ; Jane, Ruth, Joanna, Sarah, Amos, John, James, Griffith, Elisha, Jesse, and Maria.
5. James McMillan, b. 9 Mo. 4, 1768, in Warrington Twp., York County, Pa. ;d. I. Mo. 7. 1856, buried in Friends' graveyard, Harrisville, Harrison County, Ohio.; m. 3 Mo. 21, 1798, in York County, Pa, to Mary Griffith, daughter of William and Joanna (Craig) Griffith. She was born 3 Mo. 16, 1771, in Warrington Twp. ; d. I Mo. 8, 1856 ; buried in same ground as her husband.
James McMillan, as he records in his diary, learned the hatting trade in youth and followed that occupation for thirty years. For three years he kept a tavern and store in York County; then, about 1803, he removed with his wife and settled in Harrison Co., Ohio, where he followed various callings : milling, farming, surveying, and conveyancing. For two years he served as Senator in the State Legislature of Ohio. Children : Uriah ; Edith, m. JohnGwynn, in 1819 ; Asa, m. Mary Kelly, in 1827 ; Gulielma Maria, m. her brother-in-law, John Gwynn, in 1830 ; Ira James, m. Ann Christy, in 1847 ; Myra, m. Joseph Crawford, in 1831 ; Joanna ; Sarah, m. Joshua P. Watson.
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Family of (I) John McMillan, in Myers, Albert Cook. Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, 1682-1750, with Their Early History in Ireland. (Swarthmore, Penn.: The Author, 1902)
    p. 400-401.

    " I. John McMillan ... was married 5 Mo 4, 1756. at Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster County, Pa., to Jane, widow of Joseph Green of Sadsbury, and daughter of John and Jane (Bell) Boyd."