Marty and Karla Grant

!NOTES:Marty Grant's 5th Great Grand Uncle.;

!WITNESS:16 Dec 1758 Albemarle Co, VA Deed 2-94 David LEWIS of Albemarle Co, VA to Joel TERRIL. Witness: Henry CARTER, Alexander MACKEY Jr, Prudens LEWIS;

!DEED:25 Oct 1766 Albemarle Co, VA 4-366 Jacob SNEED of Parish of Fredricsvill, County of Albemarle to Alexander MACKEY Jr of same, 50a. Witness: William Terrell LEWIS, Joel TERRILL, Nathaniel WHITLOCK, Sarah LEWIS;

!WITNESS:23 Feb 1767 Albemarle Co, VA Deed 4-440 Nathaniel HARLOW of Parish of Fredericksville, County of Albemarle to Samuel BOYD of Parish of St. Ann's, County of Albemarle. Witness: Alexander MACKEY Sr, Alexander MACKEY Jr, Gray HAGGARD;

!COURT:Jan 1777 Tryon Co, NC A deed of sale from John BAXTER to Alexander MACKEY for 300a 14 Oct 1775 pr by oath of Samuel McFADDON;

!WITNESS:10 May 1777 Rutherford Co, NC Deed 5-224 (filed 12 Jul 1797) Anna TERREL, Steven WILLIS and William TERREL of Louisa County. Whereas Joel TERREL of Albemarle Co, deceased late husband of Anna, by will and testament bequeathed to her by will proved in Albemarle County ... a marriage is intended between said Anna TERREL and Stephen WILLIS ... Anna to have full rights to do as she sees fit with the estate of Joel TERREL ... Anna with full consent of Stephen, deeds to William TERREL all her part of the estate of her late husband. Witness: Alexander MACKEY Jr;

!COURT:Jan 1779 Tryon Co, NC Jury ... Alexander MACKEY ...;

!NAMED:20 Oct 1779 Rutherford Co, NC Will A-2 John LEWIS as Executors: "my son Taliaffero LEWIS, Alexander MACKEY, and Jonathan HAMPTON, Esq";

!NAMED:Jul 1782 Rutherford Co, NC. NC Secretary of State Papers. Probates. John MUSICK; Lewis MUSIC (Ad); Anthony DICKEY, Alexander MACKEY, Sec;

!COURT:-- Oct 1782 Rutherford Co, NC John GOODBREAD - Treason & felony against the State prays trial by jury. Jury ... Alexander GRANT, Alexander McKEY, Robert YOUNG, Thomas MORRIS ... Find that John GOODBREAD is Guilty of that felony & treason laid on against him by the Enquisytion & that all his Goods & Chattels lands & tenements are forfeited to the State & Confiscated;

!NAMED:Oct 1782 Rutherford Co, NC. NC Secretary of State Papers. Probates. Lewis MUSICK; Alexander MACKEY, Mary MUSICK (Ad); James MILLER, Thomas ROWLAND, Sec;

!COURT:18 April 1788 Rutherford Co, NC Alexander MACKEY proves his attendance in the suit of John CUMMINS against James MILLER on behalf of the defendant nine days @4s/day 1..16.;

!COURT:18 Oct 1788 Rutherford Co, NC Alexander MACKY charges his attendance as a witness in the Suit John McCLAIN Sen against William GREEN on behalf of the plantiff at Sundary Courts Twenty days 4.8.0.;

!CENSUS:1790 Rutherford Co, NC pg 116 Alexander MACAY age 16+ (bef 1774): "2-0-2-0-1";

!WILL:23 Feb 1793 Rutherford Co, NC Alexander MACKEY names son John MACKEY, daughter Mary (surname not given), daughter Susanah (surname not given), daughter Rebekah (surname not given), son David MACKEY, son William MACKEY. Friend Nancy WALKER. Deed to Anna WILLIS (relationship not stated) for 50a including the Big Spring. Executor: Son David MACKEY, Son William MACKEY and Thomas WHEARY. Witness: Robert YOUNG, John YOUNG;

!DEED:21 Mar 1796 Rutherford Co, NC 3-209 David and William MACKEY and Thomas WHAREY of Rutherford to Joel TERREL by virtue of the will of Alexander MACKEY who bequethed 50 acres to Anna WILLIS and Anna having agreed for executor to make deed to her son Joel TERREL on Main Broad River, granted to Alexander MACKEY 28 Oct 1782. Witness: Robert DICKEY, David DICKY.;

!REFERENCE:"The Mackeys" by Beatrice Mackey Doughtie, 1957;
!REFERENCE:"The Lewis Family of Seventeenth Century":
C 2. Susannah, daughter of David Lewis, by Miss (???) Terrell, his first wife, was born in Hanover county, Va., about 1726. She married Alexander Mackey, and moved from Albemarle county, Va., to Rutherford county, N. C., before the Revolutionary war, where she died, in 1784, from small-pox, on Broad river, a few miles from Rutherfordton. Alexander Mackey died in the same county soon after the close of the Revolutionary war. They raised six children, viz.:
D 1. John, died a bachelor in Robertson county, Tenn.
D 2. Susannah, married Rob. Young and died near the Ohio river, perhaps in the State of Ohio, or Kentucky.
D 3. Rebecca, married John Young and died near the Ohio river.
D 4. Mary, married a Mr. (???) Powers and died in Kentucky.
D 5. David, married Sally Potts and resided at New Madrid, New Madrid county, Mo., where his wife died, leaving two children. After the death of his wife he started to move. He placed his two little children on a boat and went by land himself in order to carry his stock. He was taken sick on the road and died in the Choctaw Nation: His children were never heard of afterward.
D 6. William Lewis Mackey, the youngest, was born in Rutherford county, N. C., about 1773.
Elizabeth Ashbrook, whom he married in Rutherford county, N. C., about the year 1792, was born in 1769 in Rutherford county, N. C.

!REFERENCE:"The Mackeys" by Beatrice Mackey Doughtie, 1957;
!REFERENCE:"The Lewis Family of Seventeenth Century":
C 2. Susannah, daughter of David Lewis, by Miss (???) Terrell, his first wife, was born in Hanover county, Va., about 1726. She married Alexander Mackey, and moved from Albemarle county, Va., to Rutherford county, N. C., before the Revolutionary war, where she died, in 1784, from small-pox, on Broad river, a few miles from Rutherfordton. Alexander Mackey died in the same county soon after the close of the Revolutionary war. They raised six children, viz.:
D 1. John, died a bachelor in Robertson county, Tenn.
D 2. Susannah, married Rob. Young and died near the Ohio river, perhaps in the State of Ohio, or Kentucky.
D 3. Rebecca, married John Young and died near the Ohio river.
D 4. Mary, married a Mr. (???) Powers and died in Kentucky.
D 5. David, married Sally Potts and resided at New Madrid, New Madrid county, Mo., where his wife died, leaving two children. After the death of his wife he started to move. He placed his two little children on a boat and went by land himself in order to carry his stock. He was taken sick on the road and died in the Choctaw Nation: His children were never heard of afterward.
D 6. William Lewis Mackey, the youngest, was born in Rutherford county, N. C., about 1773.
Elizabeth Ashbrook, whom he married in Rutherford county, N. C., about the year 1792, was born in 1769 in Rutherford county, N. C.

!REF:Genealogy of the Lewis Family in America by William Terrell Lewis, p. 118;

!ROSTER:30 Oct 1777 Captain Robert Porter's Tryon County Company ... John MACKEY Pvt ...";

!CENSUS:1790;

!NAMED:23 Feb 1793 Rutherford Co, NC Will of Alexander MACKEY as "son John";

!CENSUS:1800;

!TAXLIST:1800 * Blount Co, TN * John MACKEY * Just a possibility;

!TAXLIST:1800 * Greene Co, TN * John MACKY * Just a possibility;

!CENSUS:1810 * Rutherford Co, TN pg 4 John MACKEY age 26-44 (1765/84) "20020-10100-00" * May not be him;

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830;

!CENSUS:1840;

!CENSUS:1850;

!REFERENCE:"The Mackeys" by Beatrice Mackey Doughtie, 1957 "died single in Robertson Co, TN";