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Facts and Events
Disambiguation
This is NOT the Charles McClung that married Charity Vandal, that was a first-cousin of this Charles McClung. U.S. Census records in 1820, 1830 & 1840 show that this Charles McClung, born in 1782 could NOT have been the Charles McClung that married Charity Vandall and migrated to Warren and Edmonson County, Kentucky. In addition, William "Grandfather Billy" McClung (1738-1833) did NOT name a son named Charles in his will (or any heirs of his son Charles), which also points to his son Charle's likely death before his will was written, with no likely heirs. At just age 22 when he died in 1805, this Charles McClung would have been the likely candidate to be the one whose estate was settled in Greenbrier County, as listed below:
Estate Settlement
- Feb. 1805 - Settlement of Estate of Charles McClung Dec'd
- The Estate of Charles McClung Dec'd. to John McClung Adm. [Note: likely Charles' oldest brother John McClung served as the Administrator of his estate]
- To paid the Sheriff of Greenbrier Payros Exec. - $15.25
- Do Thomas Canaway - $1.25
- Do Michael Bowyer atty.- $10.00
- Do Wm. H. Cavendish - fees & af.C. - $10.75
- 14 days going to Ohio after Decendant's property - $14.00
- Expenses for Self & horse - $8.75
- 7 days hunting Dittos Horses - $7.00
- 15 days Attending Court on Business of Estate - $22.50
- A Clerk's Note from Kanawha - $2.99
- 2 Ditto ..... Ditto - $2.74
- Clerks Notes paid Clerk of Greenbrier - $5.83
- Paid part of Note to Saml. McClung - $6.00
- Paid Sherff. of Greenbrier Lewis Newton's Exr. - $26.98
- Clerks fee from Kanawha - $2.26
- 2 Do pd. Clerk of Greenbrier - $6.66
- (Sub Total at end of page) - $141.12
- Byons black Mare & Colt Sold in Patterson - $43.33⅓
- 1 Brown filly sold to George Black - $29.50
- 1 Cub filly sold to Saml. Treet - $41.00
- Cot ther(?) Sold to John Tacket to Anst(?) - $9.00
- 1 hat sold John Broaden(?) - $3.25
- Debt. Due from Andw. McClung to the's Anst(?) - $3.95
- (Total) - $129.03⅓
- The Amount of Property Praised of Charles McClung Dec.
- one black Mare & Colt appd. to - $30.00
- Brown filly... Do .... Do.. - $25.00
- Cub filly .. Do .... Do .. - $30.00
- (Total) - $85.00
- Sinking Creek February 25th 1805 - County of Greenbrier
- At Greenbrier February Court 1805
- This Settlement returned into Court ordered to Record
- Teste John Stuart C.G.C.
- Source: Greenbrier Estate Settlements p. 202
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References
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- ↑ Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).
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