Daughter of Robert Ussery and Mary Chaires Ussery.
Annice Ussery was born North Carolina about 1805; married Angus Allelandee McDonald before 1830 North Carolina (exact date unknown marriage record has not been found).
1830 Steel District - South of the River, Richmond County, North Carolina dated 28 June the Angus McDonald couple is living Household #183 they did not have any children. Robert Ussery Family is listed at Household #184.
This family moved from North Carolina to Alabama after their daughter Sarah Jane was born North Carolina in 1834 and before their daughter Katharine Alexander was born Alabama in 1836.
1840 Randolph County Alabama census Angish McDonald and family six children in the household; 1 male under 5; 1 male 5 thru 9; 2 females under 5; 2 females 5 thru 9; l male 30 thru 39; and 1 female 20 thru 29.
1850 Beat 11, Randolph County Alabama census Household #1181; Angus McDonald age 42 born North Carolina;
Ain should read Annice age 45 born North Carolina;
William age 16 born North Carolina;
Jane Age 14 born North Carolina;
Katharine Alexander age 12 born Alabama;
Alexander age 11; born Alabama;
Mary age 10 born Alabama;
Amanda age 09 born Alabama;
Susan age 08 born Alabama;
Francis 07 born Alabama;
Benj age 05 born Alabama;
Martina age 01 born Alabama.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Annie Mc Daniel
[Annie Mc Donald]
Age: 52
Birth Year: abt 1808
Gender: Female
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Southern Division, Randolph, Alabama
Post Office: Rock Mills
Family Number: 361
Household Members:
Name Age
Annie Mc Daniel 52
Alexander Mc Daniel 23
Mary T Mc Daniel 21
Amanda Mc Daniel 19
Susan Mc Daniel 17
Frances Mc Daniel 15
Benjamine Mc Daniel 13
Martina Mc Daniel 11
Two of the sons listed above, William and Alexander, were in the Civil War and both were killed per research of Sarah Belle McDonald Fletcher, daughter of Benjamin Franklin McDonald a son of Annice McDonald. Sarah Belle had an interest in family history. She researched and wrote a GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY entitled McDonald - Jackson and Associated Families of Scotland, North Carolina, Alabama and Texas, compiled by Mrs. Omar L. Fletcher, Temple, Texas; presented to the heads of each family branch at the ninth annual reunion of the McDonald - Jackson and associated families, June second, Nineteen-Hundred Fifty-Seven, at Temple, Texas. There is a copy maintained in the Temple Public Library, Temple, Texas.
Ann McDonald age 65, is listed as head of household # 794 on the 1870 Pike County, Rock Mill Post Office, Alabama census living in the household is son-in-law Noah Turner, age 22 and daughter Martina McDonald Turner age 20.
Annice McDonald age 74, born North Carolina is living with daughter Mandy (Amanda) Fleming; listed as mother-in-law to head of house George Fleming on the 1880 Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama Census.
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 about Ann Ussery
Name: Ann Ussery
SAR Membership: 66935
Birth Date: 1805
Death Date: 1884
Father: Robert Ussery
Mother: Mary Cheers
Spouse: Anger Alelander McDonald
Children: Benjamin Franklin McDonald
Source Citation: Volume: 335; SAR Membership Number: 66935.
A hand-me-down story:
Shortly after the 1850 census, tragedy struck the Angus A. McDonald family. Angus had fought a forest fire for many hours and had fallen asleep from apparent exhaustion when a burning tree fell on him. Angus was killed and left a young family for Annice McDonald to rear by herself. Annice Ussery McDonald lived on the homeplace until her youngest son, Benjamin, decided to move to Texas in 1877. Annice then moved in with her daughter, Jane Duke, who resided at Notasulga, Alabama. Annice Ussery McDonald died in 1884 and is buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Notasulga, Alabama.
Annice Ussery was born North Carolina about 1805; married Angus Allelandee McDonald before 1830 North Carolina (exact date unknown marriage record has not been found).
1830 Steel District - South of the River, Richmond County, North Carolina dated 28 June the Angus McDonald couple is living Household #183 they did not have any children. Robert Ussery Family is listed at Household #184.
This family moved from North Carolina to Alabama after their daughter Sarah Jane was born North Carolina in 1834 and before their daughter Katharine Alexander was born Alabama in 1836.
1840 Randolph County Alabama census Angish McDonald and family six children in the household; 1 male under 5; 1 male 5 thru 9; 2 females under 5; 2 females 5 thru 9; l male 30 thru 39; and 1 female 20 thru 29.
1850 Beat 11, Randolph County Alabama census Household #1181; Angus McDonald age 42 born North Carolina;
Ain should read Annice age 45 born North Carolina;
William age 16 born North Carolina;
Jane Age 14 born North Carolina;
Katharine Alexander age 12 born Alabama;
Alexander age 11; born Alabama;
Mary age 10 born Alabama;
Amanda age 09 born Alabama;
Susan age 08 born Alabama;
Francis 07 born Alabama;
Benj age 05 born Alabama;
Martina age 01 born Alabama.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Annie Mc Daniel
[Annie Mc Donald]
Age: 52
Birth Year: abt 1808
Gender: Female
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Southern Division, Randolph, Alabama
Post Office: Rock Mills
Family Number: 361
Household Members:
Name Age
Annie Mc Daniel 52
Alexander Mc Daniel 23
Mary T Mc Daniel 21
Amanda Mc Daniel 19
Susan Mc Daniel 17
Frances Mc Daniel 15
Benjamine Mc Daniel 13
Martina Mc Daniel 11
Two of the sons listed above, William and Alexander, were in the Civil War and both were killed per research of Sarah Belle McDonald Fletcher, daughter of Benjamin Franklin McDonald a son of Annice McDonald. Sarah Belle had an interest in family history. She researched and wrote a GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY entitled McDonald - Jackson and Associated Families of Scotland, North Carolina, Alabama and Texas, compiled by Mrs. Omar L. Fletcher, Temple, Texas; presented to the heads of each family branch at the ninth annual reunion of the McDonald - Jackson and associated families, June second, Nineteen-Hundred Fifty-Seven, at Temple, Texas. There is a copy maintained in the Temple Public Library, Temple, Texas.
Ann McDonald age 65, is listed as head of household # 794 on the 1870 Pike County, Rock Mill Post Office, Alabama census living in the household is son-in-law Noah Turner, age 22 and daughter Martina McDonald Turner age 20.
Annice McDonald age 74, born North Carolina is living with daughter Mandy (Amanda) Fleming; listed as mother-in-law to head of house George Fleming on the 1880 Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama Census.
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 about Ann Ussery
Name: Ann Ussery
SAR Membership: 66935
Birth Date: 1805
Death Date: 1884
Father: Robert Ussery
Mother: Mary Cheers
Spouse: Anger Alelander McDonald
Children: Benjamin Franklin McDonald
Source Citation: Volume: 335; SAR Membership Number: 66935.
A hand-me-down story:
Shortly after the 1850 census, tragedy struck the Angus A. McDonald family. Angus had fought a forest fire for many hours and had fallen asleep from apparent exhaustion when a burning tree fell on him. Angus was killed and left a young family for Annice McDonald to rear by herself. Annice Ussery McDonald lived on the homeplace until her youngest son, Benjamin, decided to move to Texas in 1877. Annice then moved in with her daughter, Jane Duke, who resided at Notasulga, Alabama. Annice Ussery McDonald died in 1884 and is buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Notasulga, Alabama.
Daughter of Robert Ussery and Mary Chaires Ussery.
Annice Ussery was born North Carolina about 1805; married Angus Allelandee McDonald before 1830 North Carolina (exact date unknown marriage record has not been found).
1830 Steel District - South of the River, Richmond County, North Carolina dated 28 June the Angus McDonald couple is living Household #183 they did not have any children. Robert Ussery Family is listed at Household #184.
This family moved from North Carolina to Alabama after their daughter Sarah Jane was born North Carolina in 1834 and before their daughter Katharine Alexander was born Alabama in 1836.
1840 Randolph County Alabama census Angish McDonald and family six children in the household; 1 male under 5; 1 male 5 thru 9; 2 females under 5; 2 females 5 thru 9; l male 30 thru 39; and 1 female 20 thru 29.
1850 Beat 11, Randolph County Alabama census Household #1181; Angus McDonald age 42 born North Carolina;
Ain should read Annice age 45 born North Carolina;
William age 16 born North Carolina;
Jane Age 14 born North Carolina;
Katharine Alexander age 12 born Alabama;
Alexander age 11; born Alabama;
Mary age 10 born Alabama;
Amanda age 09 born Alabama;
Susan age 08 born Alabama;
Francis 07 born Alabama;
Benj age 05 born Alabama;
Martina age 01 born Alabama.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Annie Mc Daniel
[Annie Mc Donald]
Age: 52
Birth Year: abt 1808
Gender: Female
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Southern Division, Randolph, Alabama
Post Office: Rock Mills
Family Number: 361
Household Members:
Name Age
Annie Mc Daniel 52
Alexander Mc Daniel 23
Mary T Mc Daniel 21
Amanda Mc Daniel 19
Susan Mc Daniel 17
Frances Mc Daniel 15
Benjamine Mc Daniel 13
Martina Mc Daniel 11
Two of the sons listed above, William and Alexander, were in the Civil War and both were killed per research of Sarah Belle McDonald Fletcher, daughter of Benjamin Franklin McDonald a son of Annice McDonald. Sarah Belle had an interest in family history. She researched and wrote a GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY entitled McDonald - Jackson and Associated Families of Scotland, North Carolina, Alabama and Texas, compiled by Mrs. Omar L. Fletcher, Temple, Texas; presented to the heads of each family branch at the ninth annual reunion of the McDonald - Jackson and associated families, June second, Nineteen-Hundred Fifty-Seven, at Temple, Texas. There is a copy maintained in the Temple Public Library, Temple, Texas.
Ann McDonald age 65, is listed as head of household # 794 on the 1870 Pike County, Rock Mill Post Office, Alabama census living in the household is son-in-law Noah Turner, age 22 and daughter Martina McDonald Turner age 20.
Annice McDonald age 74, born North Carolina is living with daughter Mandy (Amanda) Fleming; listed as mother-in-law to head of house George Fleming on the 1880 Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama Census.
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 about Ann Ussery
Name: Ann Ussery
SAR Membership: 66935
Birth Date: 1805
Death Date: 1884
Father: Robert Ussery
Mother: Mary Cheers
Spouse: Anger Alelander McDonald
Children: Benjamin Franklin McDonald
Source Citation: Volume: 335; SAR Membership Number: 66935.
A hand-me-down story:
Shortly after the 1850 census, tragedy struck the Angus A. McDonald family. Angus had fought a forest fire for many hours and had fallen asleep from apparent exhaustion when a burning tree fell on him. Angus was killed and left a young family for Annice McDonald to rear by herself. Annice Ussery McDonald lived on the homeplace until her youngest son, Benjamin, decided to move to Texas in 1877. Annice then moved in with her daughter, Jane Duke, who resided at Notasulga, Alabama. Annice Ussery McDonald died in 1884 and is buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Notasulga, Alabama.
Annice Ussery was born North Carolina about 1805; married Angus Allelandee McDonald before 1830 North Carolina (exact date unknown marriage record has not been found).
1830 Steel District - South of the River, Richmond County, North Carolina dated 28 June the Angus McDonald couple is living Household #183 they did not have any children. Robert Ussery Family is listed at Household #184.
This family moved from North Carolina to Alabama after their daughter Sarah Jane was born North Carolina in 1834 and before their daughter Katharine Alexander was born Alabama in 1836.
1840 Randolph County Alabama census Angish McDonald and family six children in the household; 1 male under 5; 1 male 5 thru 9; 2 females under 5; 2 females 5 thru 9; l male 30 thru 39; and 1 female 20 thru 29.
1850 Beat 11, Randolph County Alabama census Household #1181; Angus McDonald age 42 born North Carolina;
Ain should read Annice age 45 born North Carolina;
William age 16 born North Carolina;
Jane Age 14 born North Carolina;
Katharine Alexander age 12 born Alabama;
Alexander age 11; born Alabama;
Mary age 10 born Alabama;
Amanda age 09 born Alabama;
Susan age 08 born Alabama;
Francis 07 born Alabama;
Benj age 05 born Alabama;
Martina age 01 born Alabama.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Annie Mc Daniel
[Annie Mc Donald]
Age: 52
Birth Year: abt 1808
Gender: Female
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Southern Division, Randolph, Alabama
Post Office: Rock Mills
Family Number: 361
Household Members:
Name Age
Annie Mc Daniel 52
Alexander Mc Daniel 23
Mary T Mc Daniel 21
Amanda Mc Daniel 19
Susan Mc Daniel 17
Frances Mc Daniel 15
Benjamine Mc Daniel 13
Martina Mc Daniel 11
Two of the sons listed above, William and Alexander, were in the Civil War and both were killed per research of Sarah Belle McDonald Fletcher, daughter of Benjamin Franklin McDonald a son of Annice McDonald. Sarah Belle had an interest in family history. She researched and wrote a GENEALOGICAL DIRECTORY entitled McDonald - Jackson and Associated Families of Scotland, North Carolina, Alabama and Texas, compiled by Mrs. Omar L. Fletcher, Temple, Texas; presented to the heads of each family branch at the ninth annual reunion of the McDonald - Jackson and associated families, June second, Nineteen-Hundred Fifty-Seven, at Temple, Texas. There is a copy maintained in the Temple Public Library, Temple, Texas.
Ann McDonald age 65, is listed as head of household # 794 on the 1870 Pike County, Rock Mill Post Office, Alabama census living in the household is son-in-law Noah Turner, age 22 and daughter Martina McDonald Turner age 20.
Annice McDonald age 74, born North Carolina is living with daughter Mandy (Amanda) Fleming; listed as mother-in-law to head of house George Fleming on the 1880 Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama Census.
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 about Ann Ussery
Name: Ann Ussery
SAR Membership: 66935
Birth Date: 1805
Death Date: 1884
Father: Robert Ussery
Mother: Mary Cheers
Spouse: Anger Alelander McDonald
Children: Benjamin Franklin McDonald
Source Citation: Volume: 335; SAR Membership Number: 66935.
A hand-me-down story:
Shortly after the 1850 census, tragedy struck the Angus A. McDonald family. Angus had fought a forest fire for many hours and had fallen asleep from apparent exhaustion when a burning tree fell on him. Angus was killed and left a young family for Annice McDonald to rear by herself. Annice Ussery McDonald lived on the homeplace until her youngest son, Benjamin, decided to move to Texas in 1877. Annice then moved in with her daughter, Jane Duke, who resided at Notasulga, Alabama. Annice Ussery McDonald died in 1884 and is buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Notasulga, Alabama.
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