Marty and Karla Grant

!REFERENCE "The McQueen Family of Johnson Co., TN", by Carl B. Neal Dec.
1958 ......"The following is taken from William McQueen's LITTLE REGISTER OF BIRTH of himself, wife and offspring, made in April 1818.
William McQUEEN, son of Samuel and Hannah McQUEEN was born on New River, North Carolina, in 1773. Rebekah GWYN my wife, and daughter of James and Rebekah DUGGER GWYN, was born on Cove Creek, Ashe Co., NC, November 13, 1777. William McQUEEN and wife Rebekah were married on Little Doe Creek, Carter County (now Johnson) Tennessee, September 4, 1800, by Reuben THORNTON, Esquire. William McQUEENs offspring, all born on Roans Creek, Carter County, Tennessee, as follows:
Elizabeth McQUEEN b. Feb. 28, 1797
Sally or Sarah McQUEEN b. June 4, 1801
Nancy McQUEEN b. Dec. 8, 1803
Isaac McQUEEN b. Aug 6, 1805
John McQUEEN b. May 1, 1807
Elijah Elias Gwun McQUEEN b. Apr 19, 1810
Missouri McQUEEN b. March 15, 1812
The above is a copy of the original REGISTER.";

!WILL:

Johnson County TN Wills Index Board

McQueen, William
Posted By: Mary Floy Katzman <maryfloy@mkatzman.tiac.net> (206.119.246.121)
Date: Thursday, 16 September 1999, at 9:41:39 p.m.

William McQueen's Will and Settlement I, William McQueen of the County of Johnson and State of Tennessee do this day make and ordain this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all others Wills by me heretofore made.

To my son, Isaac Mcqueen I give the beding, household and kitchen furniture all that I now have. To my two sons, John G. McQueen and Elias G. Mcqueen, each give the notes I hold on them, but the note Elias being the larger I direct that he shall pay to John G. a sum that shall make them both equal in amount. To my two daughters, Sarah and Nancy, now widows, I give each the sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars tobe paid out of the monies owing and due me.

I constitute and appoint my son, Isaac W. Mcqueen Executor of this my last Will and Testament and direct that he shall collect the money now dur me and receive also the pension due me from the United States Government. Shall first pay the legacies above named then the bills the physician may charge me, then the funeralexpenses of my wife and daughter, Missouria now dead and my own funeral expenses and reserve twenty dollars for his trouble in executing this will. If any sum shall then be left remain it shall be paid to my two daughters as above dividing it equally betwen them.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourth day of April, one thousand eight hundres and sixty.

William McQueen

P.M. Kiser

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Letters of Administration to I.W. McQueen on the Estate of William McQueen, Deceased State of Tennessee, Johnson County - County Court, June Term, 1860

Mr. I.W. McQueen, Executor

It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that now in session that William McQueen lately departed thislife in said County which you are appointed Executor in his written will and you having given bond and qualified as the law directs in such cases.

These are therefore to authorize and empower you to take into your possession and control all the goods, and chattels, claims and papers and effects of every description of intestates and return a true inventory thereof to our County Court, to settle and pay all just debts and to do and transact all things relating to said estate agreeable to law and carry out the provisions of the Will as far as practicable and after having settled the business of said estate to pay and deliver the residue to those who are by law entitled.

WITNESS, my hand at office this 4th june, 1860.

C. Elrod, Clerk

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Settlement with Clerk in Estate of William McQueen, Deceased

TO AND in hands of Executor in Money of intestate $300.00 Receipt of John G. McQueen of legacy in full for notes (see Will) . . Receipt of E.G. McQueen of legacy in full for notes (see Will) . . C. Elrod, receipt for fees in Administration 4.50 R.L. Wilson, receipt for fees in Administration 3.50 Clks. fee in making and Recording settlement (paid) 1.00 Allowance to Executor as specified in Will 20.00 Sarah Donnelly's Receipt in full for Legacy 135.00 $164.50 Subtracted from $300.00, leaves balance $135.00

Amount in hands of Executors I.W. Mcaqueen upon settlement for Nancy Neil (formerly Nancy Mcqueen) & her heirs is the amount of her legacy bequeathed to her in Will of Wm. McQueen, Deceased

June 5th, 1866 Robert E. Berry, Clerk Entered here by request of Executor.

Error in settlement.

Another settlement made June 11th 1866, amount due Nancy Neil and heirs............$127.82

Robert E. Berry, Clerk (see receipt of 1 Nancy Neil filed for $80.00, November 3rd, 1871, due Nancy Neil & heirs.........$47.82.

R.H. Butler, Clerk

!REFERENCE "The McQueen Family of Johnson Co., TN", by Carl B. Neal Dec.
1958 ......"The following is taken from William McQueen's LITTLE REGISTER OF BIRTH of himself, wife and offspring, made in April 1818.
William McQUEEN, son of Samuel and Hannah McQUEEN was born on New River, North Carolina, in 1773. Rebekah GWYN my wife, and daughter of James and Rebekah DUGGER GWYN, was born on Cove Creek, Ashe Co., NC, November 13, 1777. William McQUEEN and wife Rebekah were married on Little Doe Creek, Carter County (now Johnson) Tennessee, September 4, 1800, by Reuben THORNTON, Esquire. William McQUEENs offspring, all born on Roans Creek, Carter County, Tennessee, as follows:
Elizabeth McQUEEN b. Feb. 28, 1797
Sally or Sarah McQUEEN b. June 4, 1801
Nancy McQUEEN b. Dec. 8, 1803
Isaac McQUEEN b. Aug 6, 1805
John McQUEEN b. May 1, 1807
Elijah Elias Gwun McQUEEN b. Apr 19, 1810
Missouri McQUEEN b. March 15, 1812
The above is a copy of the original REGISTER.";