Hugh McKillip

Notes:

Died:
On this date he signed a receipt for his $45 share of his father's estate

Other Events:

• Census: 1790, Stokes Co., North Carolina
• Census: 1800, Salisbury Dist., Stokes, North Carolina
• Revolutionary War Veteran: North Carolina Army, see bk. A, p. 268
• Probate: Jun 1802, Stokes Co., North Carolina
• Possessions: 13 Oct 1783, Surry Co., North Carolina; Purchases 200 acres of land "on both sides of Blews Creek", adjoining property of James Holbrook and a "B. Fare", as well as the Guilford Co. line
• Residence: 21 May 1777, Paxton Twp., Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Sale of 160 acres land for £550 by Hugh McKillip "of Paxton Township in the County of Lancaster"
• Residence: 1790, Stokes Co., North Carolina; Household consisted of a white man age 16 or over and a white woman
• Residence: 1800, Salisbury Dist., Stokes, North Carolina; With two boys and two girls under age 10, two boys and one girl age 10 to 15, a man and a woman age 16 to 25, and a woman aged 45 or over
• Will: 6 Apr 1802, Stokes Co., North Carolina; 6 April 1802. Will of Hugh McKillip. Proved June Term 1802. Wife, Agness, 1/3 of all estate, including 100 acres in Guilford County. 200 acres in Stokes County to be sold, the proceeds into the estate; if such sale is not advisable, the land to be worked and a third of the proceeds to Agness, the rest into the estate till a sale can be made. Daughter Hanna, "one Spanish milled dollar." Heirs of daughter, Elizabeth (late wife of Michael Fare), one dollar. Heirs of daughter, Mary (late wife of David Gammel), one dollar. Residue to be divided "share and share alike male and female." Executors: Wife Agness, Sons, Andrew and John McKillip. Witnesses: James Halbrook, Jurat, Thomas Whicker, and John Linvill. Signed: Hugh McKillip.

Notes:

Birth:
"Probably Lancaster"

Possessions:
This land was later sold by his executors in 1808 in two halves for a total of $500; one half sold 6 Feb 1808 to a Solomon Warren and the other to a John Lowrey on 29 Sep 1808

Located in modern-day Stokes County

Will:
The original will includes an addendum dated 7 May 1802 mentioning a son John; his recent purchase of a colt "with his own money" is willed not to diminish his share in the estate; the addendum is noted to be unproven.

Hugh married Hanna Bef 1760, Pennsylvania. (daughter of Andrew Hanna and Elizabeth) died Bef 19 May 1762. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
Her husband, Hugh McKillip, signed a quitclaim deed in 1762 that shows he had been married to a then deceased daughter of Andrew Hanna

Died:
On this date her husband, Hugh McKillip, signs a quitclaim against her share of her late father's estate; she does not sign it and was therefore deceased

Notes:

Hugh McKillip may have been the father of as many as 17 children; those shown here may belong to either wife; but it is likely, because Andrew and John were named executors, that Andrew was the eldest son of Ms. Hanna while John was the eldest son of Agnes (5 Mar 2018)

Birth order of children uncertain; it can only be speculated which children were of each wife.

Other Events:

• Probate: 19 May 1762, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania; Administratrix Elizabeth Hanna files an account for the cash held by the estate, distribution amounts are noted for her (as the widow), eldest son Samuel Hanna, and seven other children not named; real estate appraisal is ordered

Notes:

Died:
On this date, his widow, Elizabeth, administratrix of his estate, files an account in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Orphan's court

Index to letters of administration for Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, gives 1759 as the date when letters of administration were issued for his estate; the letter itself does not appear to be available

Andrew — Elizabeth. [Group Sheet]