The son of Col. Richard Barron Street II and Ann McQueen. In his will dated April 1825, Col. Street names his three sons; Donald, Murdoch, and Richard.
1850 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1816
Birthplace:North Carolina
Home in 1850: Moore, North Carolina, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 833
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Street 59 $4300.
Murdo Street 34 Physician
Richard Street 29 Farmer
1860 Census:
Name: Dr M Street
Age: 41
Birth Year: abt 1819
Gender: Male
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Moore, North Carolina
Post Office: Carthage
Family Number: 601
Value of real estate: 1000.
Value of personal estate: 10000.
Household Members:
Name Age
Dr M Street 41
Isabella C Street 41
1870 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age in 1870: 53
Birth Year: abt 1817
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: Matthews, Chatham, North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Grove
Value of real estate: $1200.
Value of personal estate: $800.
Household Members:
Name Age
Murdo Street 53 Physician
Mary J Street 38 Keeping House
John Womble 16 Attending School (Son of Joseph Womble)
Margaret Siler 10 (Daughter of Crabtree Siler)
Donald Street 6
Annie Street 3
Mary Street 10/12
Mary Street 12 Black, Domestic Hand
Enlisted in Moore County at age 44 on June 3, 1861. Discharged in November, 1862, as per articles of the Conscription Act. 148
Murdo Street was born in Glendon, Moore County, North Carolina about 1817, the son of Col. Richard Street, II (1779-1826) and Ann McQueen (1791-1857). He was a physician and served as a surgeon for the 26th.
On the 1850 Moore County Census Dr. Murdo Street was single and living with his mother Ann and brother Richard Street in the Carthage Township. Richard Street (1822-1899) also served in Company H, 26th Regiment.
On the 28th Dec. 1853, Murdo Street married Mrs. Isabella C. McLean Kelly (~1817-1860), the widow of John Bethune Kelly of Carthage, NC, at the Carthage Presbyterian Church. It appears that Isabella and Murdo had no children. She died in 1860.
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
02 Jan 1854
Married on the 28th ult., in the Presbyterian Church in Carthage, by the Rev. Joseph C. HUSKE of Fayetteville, Dr. Murdo STREET to Mrs. Isabella C. KELLY of Moore.
CAROLINA OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
June 18 1860
DIED -- On the 13th inst., of cancer of the breast, Mrs. Isabella C. STREET, consort of Dr. Murdo STREET, in the 46th year of her age. She was returning from a trip to the South-west, whither she had gone with the hope of having the progress of her dreadful disease arrested; but alas! she was not permitted to reach home. She expired on the way, within a few miles of Carthage, where her aged mother and her only brother, Maj. H. C. MCLEAN were painfully anxious to welcome her home once more. The deceased was a lady of exemplary piety, had been for twenty years a member of the Episcopal Church and died in the full hope of a blissful immortality. A dutiful wife, a devoted child, an affectionate sister, a kind neighbor and a friend to the poor, she leaves a numerous circle of friends to lament her death, and her relatives stricken of heart and deeply sorrowing, though soothed by the consoling assurance that with her, death is but a momentary gloom, preceding the dawn of the eternal day.
About 1863 Murdo moved to Chatham County, NC and married Mary Jane Fox (1831-1886). [Marriage date was December 24, 1862] She was the daughter of Josiah Allen Fox (1799-1857) and Margaret Dowd (1803-1879). Mary Jane Fox had previously been married twice and brought two children into the marriage: John T Womble (b. 1854), and Margaret Siler (b. 1860). Murdo and Mary Jane had the following children in Chatham County:
Donald Murdo Street (1864-1906)
Annie L Street (1867-1917)
Mary J “Mollie” Street (1869-1902)
Maria Street (1871-1908)
It might be interesting to note the relationship of Murdo and Richard Street to other members of Company H, 26th Regiment. They were first cousins to Capt. William P. Martin. Capt. Martin’s mother, Flora McQueen (1785-1854), and Murdo and Richard Street’s mother, Ann McQueen (1791-1857) were sisters. Murdo and Richard Street were first cousins once-removed to Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox. Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox were nephews of Capt. William P. Martin. Harmon and Robert Palmer Wilcox’s mother Margaret Martin was a sister to Capt. William P. Martin.
Source: http://www.companyh26th.com/last-names-s.html
1850 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1816
Birthplace:North Carolina
Home in 1850: Moore, North Carolina, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 833
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Street 59 $4300.
Murdo Street 34 Physician
Richard Street 29 Farmer
1860 Census:
Name: Dr M Street
Age: 41
Birth Year: abt 1819
Gender: Male
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Moore, North Carolina
Post Office: Carthage
Family Number: 601
Value of real estate: 1000.
Value of personal estate: 10000.
Household Members:
Name Age
Dr M Street 41
Isabella C Street 41
1870 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age in 1870: 53
Birth Year: abt 1817
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: Matthews, Chatham, North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Grove
Value of real estate: $1200.
Value of personal estate: $800.
Household Members:
Name Age
Murdo Street 53 Physician
Mary J Street 38 Keeping House
John Womble 16 Attending School (Son of Joseph Womble)
Margaret Siler 10 (Daughter of Crabtree Siler)
Donald Street 6
Annie Street 3
Mary Street 10/12
Mary Street 12 Black, Domestic Hand
Enlisted in Moore County at age 44 on June 3, 1861. Discharged in November, 1862, as per articles of the Conscription Act. 148
Murdo Street was born in Glendon, Moore County, North Carolina about 1817, the son of Col. Richard Street, II (1779-1826) and Ann McQueen (1791-1857). He was a physician and served as a surgeon for the 26th.
On the 1850 Moore County Census Dr. Murdo Street was single and living with his mother Ann and brother Richard Street in the Carthage Township. Richard Street (1822-1899) also served in Company H, 26th Regiment.
On the 28th Dec. 1853, Murdo Street married Mrs. Isabella C. McLean Kelly (~1817-1860), the widow of John Bethune Kelly of Carthage, NC, at the Carthage Presbyterian Church. It appears that Isabella and Murdo had no children. She died in 1860.
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
02 Jan 1854
Married on the 28th ult., in the Presbyterian Church in Carthage, by the Rev. Joseph C. HUSKE of Fayetteville, Dr. Murdo STREET to Mrs. Isabella C. KELLY of Moore.
CAROLINA OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
June 18 1860
DIED -- On the 13th inst., of cancer of the breast, Mrs. Isabella C. STREET, consort of Dr. Murdo STREET, in the 46th year of her age. She was returning from a trip to the South-west, whither she had gone with the hope of having the progress of her dreadful disease arrested; but alas! she was not permitted to reach home. She expired on the way, within a few miles of Carthage, where her aged mother and her only brother, Maj. H. C. MCLEAN were painfully anxious to welcome her home once more. The deceased was a lady of exemplary piety, had been for twenty years a member of the Episcopal Church and died in the full hope of a blissful immortality. A dutiful wife, a devoted child, an affectionate sister, a kind neighbor and a friend to the poor, she leaves a numerous circle of friends to lament her death, and her relatives stricken of heart and deeply sorrowing, though soothed by the consoling assurance that with her, death is but a momentary gloom, preceding the dawn of the eternal day.
About 1863 Murdo moved to Chatham County, NC and married Mary Jane Fox (1831-1886). [Marriage date was December 24, 1862] She was the daughter of Josiah Allen Fox (1799-1857) and Margaret Dowd (1803-1879). Mary Jane Fox had previously been married twice and brought two children into the marriage: John T Womble (b. 1854), and Margaret Siler (b. 1860). Murdo and Mary Jane had the following children in Chatham County:
Donald Murdo Street (1864-1906)
Annie L Street (1867-1917)
Mary J “Mollie” Street (1869-1902)
Maria Street (1871-1908)
It might be interesting to note the relationship of Murdo and Richard Street to other members of Company H, 26th Regiment. They were first cousins to Capt. William P. Martin. Capt. Martin’s mother, Flora McQueen (1785-1854), and Murdo and Richard Street’s mother, Ann McQueen (1791-1857) were sisters. Murdo and Richard Street were first cousins once-removed to Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox. Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox were nephews of Capt. William P. Martin. Harmon and Robert Palmer Wilcox’s mother Margaret Martin was a sister to Capt. William P. Martin.
Source: http://www.companyh26th.com/last-names-s.html
The son of Col. Richard Barron Street II and Ann McQueen. In his will dated April 1825, Col. Street names his three sons; Donald, Murdoch, and Richard.
1850 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1816
Birthplace:North Carolina
Home in 1850: Moore, North Carolina, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 833
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Street 59 $4300.
Murdo Street 34 Physician
Richard Street 29 Farmer
1860 Census:
Name: Dr M Street
Age: 41
Birth Year: abt 1819
Gender: Male
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Moore, North Carolina
Post Office: Carthage
Family Number: 601
Value of real estate: 1000.
Value of personal estate: 10000.
Household Members:
Name Age
Dr M Street 41
Isabella C Street 41
1870 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age in 1870: 53
Birth Year: abt 1817
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: Matthews, Chatham, North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Grove
Value of real estate: $1200.
Value of personal estate: $800.
Household Members:
Name Age
Murdo Street 53 Physician
Mary J Street 38 Keeping House
John Womble 16 Attending School (Son of Joseph Womble)
Margaret Siler 10 (Daughter of Crabtree Siler)
Donald Street 6
Annie Street 3
Mary Street 10/12
Mary Street 12 Black, Domestic Hand
Enlisted in Moore County at age 44 on June 3, 1861. Discharged in November, 1862, as per articles of the Conscription Act. 148
Murdo Street was born in Glendon, Moore County, North Carolina about 1817, the son of Col. Richard Street, II (1779-1826) and Ann McQueen (1791-1857). He was a physician and served as a surgeon for the 26th.
On the 1850 Moore County Census Dr. Murdo Street was single and living with his mother Ann and brother Richard Street in the Carthage Township. Richard Street (1822-1899) also served in Company H, 26th Regiment.
On the 28th Dec. 1853, Murdo Street married Mrs. Isabella C. McLean Kelly (~1817-1860), the widow of John Bethune Kelly of Carthage, NC, at the Carthage Presbyterian Church. It appears that Isabella and Murdo had no children. She died in 1860.
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
02 Jan 1854
Married on the 28th ult., in the Presbyterian Church in Carthage, by the Rev. Joseph C. HUSKE of Fayetteville, Dr. Murdo STREET to Mrs. Isabella C. KELLY of Moore.
CAROLINA OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
June 18 1860
DIED -- On the 13th inst., of cancer of the breast, Mrs. Isabella C. STREET, consort of Dr. Murdo STREET, in the 46th year of her age. She was returning from a trip to the South-west, whither she had gone with the hope of having the progress of her dreadful disease arrested; but alas! she was not permitted to reach home. She expired on the way, within a few miles of Carthage, where her aged mother and her only brother, Maj. H. C. MCLEAN were painfully anxious to welcome her home once more. The deceased was a lady of exemplary piety, had been for twenty years a member of the Episcopal Church and died in the full hope of a blissful immortality. A dutiful wife, a devoted child, an affectionate sister, a kind neighbor and a friend to the poor, she leaves a numerous circle of friends to lament her death, and her relatives stricken of heart and deeply sorrowing, though soothed by the consoling assurance that with her, death is but a momentary gloom, preceding the dawn of the eternal day.
About 1863 Murdo moved to Chatham County, NC and married Mary Jane Fox (1831-1886). [Marriage date was December 24, 1862] She was the daughter of Josiah Allen Fox (1799-1857) and Margaret Dowd (1803-1879). Mary Jane Fox had previously been married twice and brought two children into the marriage: John T Womble (b. 1854), and Margaret Siler (b. 1860). Murdo and Mary Jane had the following children in Chatham County:
Donald Murdo Street (1864-1906)
Annie L Street (1867-1917)
Mary J “Mollie” Street (1869-1902)
Maria Street (1871-1908)
It might be interesting to note the relationship of Murdo and Richard Street to other members of Company H, 26th Regiment. They were first cousins to Capt. William P. Martin. Capt. Martin’s mother, Flora McQueen (1785-1854), and Murdo and Richard Street’s mother, Ann McQueen (1791-1857) were sisters. Murdo and Richard Street were first cousins once-removed to Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox. Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox were nephews of Capt. William P. Martin. Harmon and Robert Palmer Wilcox’s mother Margaret Martin was a sister to Capt. William P. Martin.
Source: http://www.companyh26th.com/last-names-s.html
1850 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1816
Birthplace:North Carolina
Home in 1850: Moore, North Carolina, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 833
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Street 59 $4300.
Murdo Street 34 Physician
Richard Street 29 Farmer
1860 Census:
Name: Dr M Street
Age: 41
Birth Year: abt 1819
Gender: Male
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Moore, North Carolina
Post Office: Carthage
Family Number: 601
Value of real estate: 1000.
Value of personal estate: 10000.
Household Members:
Name Age
Dr M Street 41
Isabella C Street 41
1870 Census:
Name: Murdo Street
Age in 1870: 53
Birth Year: abt 1817
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: Matthews, Chatham, North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Grove
Value of real estate: $1200.
Value of personal estate: $800.
Household Members:
Name Age
Murdo Street 53 Physician
Mary J Street 38 Keeping House
John Womble 16 Attending School (Son of Joseph Womble)
Margaret Siler 10 (Daughter of Crabtree Siler)
Donald Street 6
Annie Street 3
Mary Street 10/12
Mary Street 12 Black, Domestic Hand
Enlisted in Moore County at age 44 on June 3, 1861. Discharged in November, 1862, as per articles of the Conscription Act. 148
Murdo Street was born in Glendon, Moore County, North Carolina about 1817, the son of Col. Richard Street, II (1779-1826) and Ann McQueen (1791-1857). He was a physician and served as a surgeon for the 26th.
On the 1850 Moore County Census Dr. Murdo Street was single and living with his mother Ann and brother Richard Street in the Carthage Township. Richard Street (1822-1899) also served in Company H, 26th Regiment.
On the 28th Dec. 1853, Murdo Street married Mrs. Isabella C. McLean Kelly (~1817-1860), the widow of John Bethune Kelly of Carthage, NC, at the Carthage Presbyterian Church. It appears that Isabella and Murdo had no children. She died in 1860.
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
02 Jan 1854
Married on the 28th ult., in the Presbyterian Church in Carthage, by the Rev. Joseph C. HUSKE of Fayetteville, Dr. Murdo STREET to Mrs. Isabella C. KELLY of Moore.
CAROLINA OBSERVER
Fayetteville, NC
June 18 1860
DIED -- On the 13th inst., of cancer of the breast, Mrs. Isabella C. STREET, consort of Dr. Murdo STREET, in the 46th year of her age. She was returning from a trip to the South-west, whither she had gone with the hope of having the progress of her dreadful disease arrested; but alas! she was not permitted to reach home. She expired on the way, within a few miles of Carthage, where her aged mother and her only brother, Maj. H. C. MCLEAN were painfully anxious to welcome her home once more. The deceased was a lady of exemplary piety, had been for twenty years a member of the Episcopal Church and died in the full hope of a blissful immortality. A dutiful wife, a devoted child, an affectionate sister, a kind neighbor and a friend to the poor, she leaves a numerous circle of friends to lament her death, and her relatives stricken of heart and deeply sorrowing, though soothed by the consoling assurance that with her, death is but a momentary gloom, preceding the dawn of the eternal day.
About 1863 Murdo moved to Chatham County, NC and married Mary Jane Fox (1831-1886). [Marriage date was December 24, 1862] She was the daughter of Josiah Allen Fox (1799-1857) and Margaret Dowd (1803-1879). Mary Jane Fox had previously been married twice and brought two children into the marriage: John T Womble (b. 1854), and Margaret Siler (b. 1860). Murdo and Mary Jane had the following children in Chatham County:
Donald Murdo Street (1864-1906)
Annie L Street (1867-1917)
Mary J “Mollie” Street (1869-1902)
Maria Street (1871-1908)
It might be interesting to note the relationship of Murdo and Richard Street to other members of Company H, 26th Regiment. They were first cousins to Capt. William P. Martin. Capt. Martin’s mother, Flora McQueen (1785-1854), and Murdo and Richard Street’s mother, Ann McQueen (1791-1857) were sisters. Murdo and Richard Street were first cousins once-removed to Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox. Harmon Wilcox and Robert Palmer Wilcox were nephews of Capt. William P. Martin. Harmon and Robert Palmer Wilcox’s mother Margaret Martin was a sister to Capt. William P. Martin.
Source: http://www.companyh26th.com/last-names-s.html
Family Members
Advertisement
Advertisement
