Person:Samuel McNabb (1)

Samuel McNabb
d.Bef 30 Apr 1789 Rockbridge County, Virginia
m. Abt 1720
  1. Andrew McNabb1721 - 1784
  2. Baptist McNabb1723 - 1784
  3. John McNabb1725 - 1793
  4. Betty McNabb1729 - 1809
  5. David McNabb1733 -
  6. James McNabbBef 1736 - 1810
  7. William McNabb1735 -
  8. Samuel McNabbAbt 1740 - Bef 1789
m. Abt 1762
  1. William McNabb1763 - 1835
  2. Jane McNabb1765 -
  3. Sarah McNabb1767 - 1820
  4. Martha McNabb1769 -
  5. John McNabb1771 -
Facts and Events
Name Samuel McNabb
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1740 Scotland, Pa. or Va.
Marriage Abt 1762 to Isabel Jameson
Death[1] Bef 30 Apr 1789 Rockbridge County, Virginia

Samuel McNabb was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA

Image:McNabbSamuelBeverleyNW.jpg


Samuel McNabb's land (Beverley Manor NW, 225 acres acquired from William McPheeters and Mary in 1765, part of Thomas Peery's original 375-acre patent of 1749) as shown on the map meticulously drawn by J.R. Hildebrand, cartographer. This map is copyrighted©, used by permission of John Hildebrand, son of J.R. Hildebrand, April, 2009. (Note: land of William McNabb, Samuel's father is located nearby to the south).


Acquisition of Land from Chalkley's:

  • Page 159.--21st August, 1765. William McFeeters and Mary ( ) alias Mary Percy, executors of Thomas Peary (Peery), to Samuel McNab (Mary was widow of Thomas but is now married to William), £42, 225 acres on Middle River of Shanandore; corner John Campbell's land. Teste: John Malcom, John Jameson, David Frame.


Disposition of Land from Chalkley's:

  • Page 29.--6th April, 1768. Samuel McNabb and Isabel) ( ) to Jacob Gabhart, 10 shillings, 225 acres, part of a larger tract surveyed for Thomas Percy, deceased, in Beverley Manor conveyed to him, 28th February, 1749, this part being bounded, viz., joining John Campbell, William McClintick and James Percy. Teste: Mathias Gabert, William Jamison, Andrew Thompson. Delivered: Jacob Gabhert, August Court, 1769.


Records of Samuel McNabb in Augusta County, VA

From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:

  • Page 215.--8th February, 1763. Joseph McDonald and Elisabeth to William Preston, £180, 142 acres on Tinker's Creek; line Geo. Robinson's land; line of land of heirs of Edward McDonald; corner land said Preston now dwells on; Capt. Robinson's line. Teste: Samuel McKnab. Delivered: William Preston, December, 1763.
  • Page 338.--6th April, 1763. William Moore to Francis Smith, £30, 275 acres patented to William, 15th March, 1744, on branches of James River; corner John Scott, now Samuel McRobert's land. Teste: Samuel McKnab, Samuel Robinson, Martha Robinson. Delivered: James Anderson by your order, 5th March, 1771.
  • Page 162.--21st August, 1765. Same (From William McFeeters and Mary ( ) alias Mary Percy, executors of Thomas Peary (Peery)), to John Perey, £12.10, 50 acres on a branch of Mirldle River of Shanandore; corner Samuel McNab.
  • Page 295.--15th October, 1765. John Davis, son and heir of Nathaniel Davis, deceased, and Sarah Davis, relict of Nathaniel to Moses Cavet, £36, 115 acres by patent, 30th August, 1763, on Bufflo Creek. Teste: John Maxwell, Audly Paul, George Wilson. Delivered: Samuel McNabb, June, 1779, by order.
  • Page 284.--10th October, 1766. John ( ) Mitchell and Sarah ( ), of Orange County, N. C., to George Wilson, of Hamshire County, £80, 234 acres by patent 10th August, 1759, on Stewart's Creek; corner James McCoy. Teste: William and Susanna Preston, Samuel McNabb, Nicholas Smith, Francis Smith, Anne Smith, Francis Smith, Thomas Smith.
  • 409.--31st May, 1769. James Callison (Calleson) and Isble (Esable) ( ) to Gasper Taylor, £50, 230 acres on Nut's Mill Creek, corner John Lynn's land; McNabb's corner, Bigham's line. Delivered: Casper Tayler. April, 1773.
  • Page 482.--20th June, 1769. Abraham Smith to William Shannon. surrender of mortgage, 18th May, 1767. Teste: William Hogshead, Samuel McNab, Jonathan Lowry, Jr.
  • Page 391.--23d April, 1770. William ( ) McNabb and Martha ( ) to son, James McNabb, £10, 150 acres on North Fork of Christian's Creek in Beverley Manor; corner Alexander McFeeters; corner Samuel McNab's part of the tract. Teste: Jas. Ewing, Alexander McFeeters, Samuel McNabb, John ( ) Campbell. Delivered: James McNab, June, 1780.


Records of Samuel McNabb in Botetourt County, VA

  • 10 May 1770, Botetourt County Tithables 1770 - 1771, From the south side of Buffaloe Creek to James River from mountain to mountain
John Pearle (1) 70 acres, Edward Green (1), Patrick Gobin (1), James Cartmill (1) 200 acres, Thomas Pearle (1), James Pearle (1), John McCoy, Joseph Dinis (1), Stephen Redman (1), Wm. Neail (1), Wm. Maxwell (1), Jos. Maxwell (1), Jno. Cmpbell (1), Samuel Walker (2), Saml. Walker Jur. (1), Robt. Shanon (1), David Scott (1), Robt. Moffet (1) 170 acres, James Bartain (1), John Bartain (1), Samuel McNabb (1), Saml. Fargeson (1), John Lucas (1), James McCown (1), Geo. Taylor (2) 225 acres, John Skelton (1), Edly Paul (2) 398 acres, John Berry (1) 100 acres, John White (1) 180 acres, Edward McGinis (1), John Carnihan (1), Edward Murphey (1), Hugh Barclay (2) 625 acres, John Gillmore (2) 220 acres, Wm. Mickelheney (1) 214 acres, John Maxwell (2) 200 acres, Samuel Miller (1), John Walker (2) 359 acres, Richard Matthews (2) 400 acres, John Scott (1), Wm Logain (1) 300 acres, Wm Greenlee (1), Henery Bowin (2) 320 acres, James Mickelheney (1), John Starling (1), Thomas Maxwell (1), Joseph Scott (2), Geo Salley (2) 200 acres, John Greenlee (3) 1907 acres, John Hall (1) 130 acres, Stephen Arnold (4), Christian Tally (1), James Arnold (1), Wm Skillern (2), John Logain (3) 200 acres, Thos. Logain (1) 200 acres, Geo. Francisco (20 385 acres, John Murrey (3), John Cowardeen (2), Henry Kartmill (2), James Green (1), Edward Golehow (1), David Smith (2), Joseph Butler (1), John Jones (1), John Berry (1), James Berry (1), Peeter Dimon (1), William May (1), Hugh Logain (2) 125 acres, Thos. Stevenson (1) 118 acres, Andw Boyd (7), Geo. Skillern (9) 1137 acres, William Cross (1), Reachal Bowin (1), Widow Bowin 2), William Bowin (1), Robt. Bowin (1), Arther Bowin (1), Charles Bowin (1), Malcom Allen 2), James Allen (1), Wm Mathews (1) 2999 acres, James Simpson (3) 243 acres, John Poage (2), John Poage Jr (1), James McClure (1), Daniel McDonald (1), William Chapman (1), John Sollers (1), Patrick Brown (2), Jacob Cooper (1), Christian Rhods (1), Geo Campbell (1), Jacob Cleek (1), Mathias Cleek (1), Geo Dougherty (1) 85 acres, Wm Dougherty (1), Jos. Dougherty (1) 200 acres, John Hickman (1), Boltis Cleek (1), David Cloyd (1), James Cloyd (3), James Gillmore (5), Christian Vineyard (1) 300 acres, Conrod Wall (1), Joseph Colwell (1), Wm Laird, Edward Tumins (1), James Dilong (1), Rubin Lantern (1), John Wallas (1), Henry Turner (1), John Loyd (1), James Loyd (1), William Billbrew (1), Benjamin Estill (4) 238 acres, Alexr Baggs (1), Wm. Taylor (1), Geo McNight (1), Benjamin Watson (1), James Wilson (1), James Skidmore (1) 88 acres, Robert Whitley (1), Michael Francisco (1), John Watkins V 200 acres, James Moore (2), Geo Commings (1), Henry Eyres (1), Wm Croford (1)
  • 1772, A List of Tithables taken by James McGavock from James River to Buffalo Creek Mountain to Mountain for 1772
A List of Tithables taken by James McGavock from James River to Buffalo Creek Mountain to Mountain for 1772
Stephen Arnold (3), John Arnold (1), Henery Avis (1), James Anderson (1), James Arnold (1), Malcom Allen (1), Alexander Boyd (9), John Berry (1), James Barton (2), Henery Bowyer (2), Patrick Brown (1), Hugh Brown (1), Hugh Barclay (4), John Berry (1), James Berry (1), Samuel Barclay (1), James Barclay (1), Alexander Boggs (1), Michel Bowyer (1), James Cartmill (1), John Cartmill (1), Henery Cartmill (2), John Cowarden (2), Charles Camron (1), Jacob Cleet (1), Palser Cleet (1), Mathias Cleet (1), Michael Cleet (1), William Chapman (1), Dennis Conner (1), John Croddy (1), William Craford (1), Capt. James Cloyd (1), David Cloyd (1), George Campbell (1), George Camins (1), William Cross (1), Joseph Dennis (1), George Dougherty (1), William Dougherty (1), James Dougherty (1), James Dredder (1), ? (1), Nathaniel Evans (1), Bejamin Estill (4), Samuel Ferguson (2), George Francisko (3), Michael Francisko (1), Edward Green (1), James Green (1), James Gilmour (5), John Gilmour (2), William Greenlee (1), John Greenlee (4), Edwd Gallahan (1), John Gibson (1), Thomas Heatherly (1), John Hickman (2), Saml Hickman (1), Thomas Harris, John Hitchens (1), Edward Harkins (1), David Leard (1), Cornelius Levine (1), Culley Logan (1), John Lucus (1), Hugh Logan (1), John Logan (2), Thomas Logan (2), William Logan (1), Samuel Linsey (3), John Maxwell (2), James Maxwell (1), William Maxwell (2), Thomas Maxwell (1), Samuel McNabb (1), James Moore (2), James McCown (1), Jame McElhiney (1), Robert Moffet (1), Richard Mathews (2), John Mathews (1), William Mathews (2), Edward McGinnis (1), John murray (2), Samuel Miller (1). John McCoy (1), George McKnight (1), James McGavock (2), Joseph McBride (1), Henery Miller (1), James McCorun (1), John Mitchel (3), Arthur McClure (2), James Neal, William Neal, John Peery Sr, John Peery Jr (1), Thomas Peery (1), Audly Paul (2), John Poage (2), William Poague (1), Robert Poague (1), John Paxton (2), Stephen Redmon (1), John Robinson (1), William Robinson (1), Joseph Reed (1), Christian Roads (1), John Richey (1), Robison Isabells (1), John Sterling (1), Robert Shannon (1), David Scott (2), John Scott (1), James Scott (1), Willerm Skilleron (3), James Skidmore (1), Thomas Stephenson (1), David Smyth (3), James Simpson (4), George Skileron and overseer (10), Geiorge Sally (2), Alexander Stuart (3), Edward Trimines (1), Christian Talby (1), George Taylor (1), James Taylor (1), John Tilery (3), Christian Vineyard (1), David Wallace (1), Samuel Walker Jr (2), John Walker (2). John White (1), George Wilson (1), Jonathon Whitly (4), James Whitley (2), John Ward (1), John White (1)


  • Samuel McNabb and wife Isabella bought 79 acres (in the James River communities, an area which went to Rockbridge County when it was created in 1778) from John Berry June 19, 1773, and sold it to James Skidmore November 9, 1779. After the war, in 1788 he acquired 250 acres on Roaring Run, James River, from a new grant (for Revolutionary War service?), and in the same year he transferred it to William McNabb and his wife Mary (a note says William "inherited" it — apparently William was Samuel's son). This land was then sold in September 1794 to Andrew Booker.
Botetourt County, Virginia Deed Book 1, page 526, 18 June 1773
LDS Microfilm # 30702, Botetourt County Virginia Deed Book 1, volumes 1 and 2, 1770 - 1780

This indenture made the eighteenth day of June in the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy three between John Berry of the county of Botetourt of the one part and Samuel McNabb of the aforesaid of the other part

Witnesseth that the said John Berry for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings current money of Virginia to him in hand paid by the said Samuel McNabb at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Samuel McNabb one certain tract or parcel of land containing seventy nine acres lying and being in the county of Botetourt on the south side of James River and is bounded as follows viz

Beginning at a white oak and ash on the river below the head of a spring corner to John Jones land and thence with a line of the same south thirty two degrees west one hundred and twenty poles to a black oak south seventy nine degrees west twenty two poles to a black oak and gum south five degrees east thirty poles to a hickory south seventy four degrees east ninety eight poles to a black oak and white oak north fifty five degrees east twenty four poles to two white oaks north fifty degrees east forty eight poles to a black oak and chestnut oak north thirty five degrees west sixty eight poles near to two poplars in a line of his old survey north fifty three degrees east seventy seven poles to an ash and white oak on the river and thence up the same ninety seven poles to the beginning

And all houses buildings orchards ways waters watercourses profits commodities hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever unto the said premises hereby granted or any part thereof belonging or in any wise appurtances and the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits thereof

To have and to hold the said seventy nine acres of land and all singular other the premises hereby granted and the appurtenances unto the said Samuel McNabb his heirs executors and administrators and assigns from the day before the date hereof and during the full term and time of one whole year from thence and conveying fully to be complete and ended(?) yielding and paying therefore the rent of one peppercorn on Lady Day next if the same shall be lawfully demanded so the intent and purpose that by virtue of these presents and of the statute for transferring leases into possession the said Samuel McNabb may be in actual possession of the premises and be enabled to except and take a grant and release of the reversion and inheritance thereof to him and his heirs

In witness whereof the said John Berry hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written

John Berry
Hannah Berry
Signed and delivered in the presence of
John Floyd
Harry Innis
John Todd Jr


Records of Samuel McNabb in Rockbridge County, VA

Samuel lived in a region that changed boundaries three times from 1770 to 1778:

Rockbridge County was created in 1778 from the counties of Botetourt and & Augusta so check all three counties for records


Military Service

Both Samuel and his brother James served in the Revolutionary War.

John H. Gwathmey: Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution, on p. 537 lists:
McNabb, Samuel, Rockbridge Co. Militia, rec.as Ensign May 1, 1781; oath Dec. 3 , 1782.
McNabb, James, i n Capt. Buchanan's C o . , Augusta County
  • Samuel McNabb was an ensign in Va Troops May 1 1781, Oath Dec 31 1782


Information on Samuel McNabb

https://wvancestry.com/Files/One_Line_of_the_McNabb_Family_from_Scotland_to_Augusta_County_Virginia.pdf


http://home.att.net/~graypac/Wmofaug/fam00016.htm




Husband: Samuel McNabb
Born: ABT. 1740 at: Scotland, Pa. or Va. Was an ensign in Va Troops May 1 1781, Oath Dec 31 1782

Married: ABT. 1762 at:

  Died: BEF. 30 APR 1789 at: Rockbridge Co Va.  
Father:William McNabb
Mother:Betty Aiken
       Other Spouses: 

NOTES


Wife: Isabella Jameson
Born: ABT. 1742 at:
  Died:                  at: maybe in Sangamon Co, Ill  
Father:John George Jameson
Mother:Jean Jane Erwin
       Other Spouses: 

NOTES


CHILDREN
Name: William McNabb
  Born: 1763             at: Penn, Rev War (see notes)(Dar #137096, Linear Book #33)  

Married: 22 JAN 1783 at: Rockbridge Co Va

  Died: 12 AUG 1835      at: Menard Co, Illinois  

Spouses: Esther ? Mary A. Crawford NOTES


Name: Jane McNabb
  Born: 1765             at:   

Married: 12 APR 1785 at: Rockbridge, Va.

  Died:                  at:   

Spouses: John McCollum NOTES


Name: Sarah McNabb
  Born: 1767             at:   

Married: 20 OCT 1789 at: Rockbridge Co Va.

  Died:                  at:   

Spouses: John Ofriel Martin NOTES


Name: Martha McNabb
  Born: 1769             at:   

Married: 18 JAN 1791 at: Rockbridge Co Va.

  Died:                  at:   

Spouses: John Moore NOTES


Name: John McNabb
  Born: 1771             at: probably Va.   see notes  

Married: at:

  Died:                  at:   

Spouses: NOTES


References
  1. One Line of the McNabb Family from Scotland to Augusta County Virginia.