John Davidson Sr + Margaret …

8 children

Col. George Davidson

1728–1814

Birth: 1728 19 18 — Armagh or Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland

Death: September 22, 1814 — Iredell, North Carolina, USA

Rachel Davidson

1730–

Birth: about 1730 21 20 — Pennsylvania, USA

Death: Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, USA

Thomas Davidson

1733–1781

Birth: about 1733 24 23 — Ireland, United Kingdom

Death: February 1, 1781 — Cowan's Ford, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Maj. William M. Davidson

1736–1814

Birth: October 10, 1736 27 26 — Shankill, Armagh or Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland

Death: May 16, 1814 — Buncombe, North Carolina, USA

Samuel Davidson

1737–1784

Birth: October 10, 1737 28 27 — Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA

Death: 1784 — Asheville, Buncombe, North Carolina, USA

Elizabeth Davidson

1741–1820

Birth: August 19, 1741 32 31 — Augusta, Virginia, USA

Death: 1820 — Greenville, Muhlenberg, Kentucky, USA

Margaret Davidson

1742–

Birth: December 5, 1742 33 32 — Virginia, USA

Death:

John D. Davidson

1744–1825

Birth: November 25, 1744 35 34 — Virginia, USA

Death: February 28, 1825 — Maury, Tennessee, USA

John Davidson Sr

1709–1750

Birth: about 1709 — Shankill, Armagh or Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland

Death: 1750 — North Carolina, USA

Margaret …

1710–

Birth: about 1710 — Ireland, United Kingdom

Death:

Relationships

Marriage	about 1727 Source: One Family and The Founding of America, The Story of the MacLean Family, Before, During and After The Revolution
Family residence	1746 Cabarrus, North Carolina, USA Source: One Family and The Founding of America, The Story of the MacLean Family, Before, During and After The Revolution Citation details: page 11 Text: "After some eight to ten years in residence of Virginia, John moved into North Carolina with his family. He chose land on Davidsons Creek, named for him. It was located in the northwest corner of what is now Mecklenburg County and the southwest corner of present Iredell County, just a short distance north of present Charlotte. The first of the Granville lands surveyed in what was then Ansen County, now Iredell County, was dated November 13, 1748. The Granville surveyor was Charles Robertson for John McDowell on McDowell's Creek. The second survey was for John Davidson on November 26, 1748. John had the land titled jointly with his first born son, George Davidson....The land on Davidson's Creek followed the creek southwest to join into the Catawba River."
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Last change	December 30, 2009 – 14:37:14 Author of last change: barbaracorner