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Good Morning Bruce:
Your Posting - "Barking Up The Wrong Tree For George McKINSEY 1752-1840" brings up very serious questions.
ITEM:
Those who served with the British Forces during The American Revolution - were forced to give up their "Estates" and their "Citizenship".
This is evidenced by the fate of William ELMORE {and other ELMORE Family Members} who did indeed serve with the British and were forced into exile into Florida.
"Proven" In The Following World-Wide Internet Site.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootswebancestry.com/~grigsbyappleton/Elmore.html
QUESTION: Can you "Prove Beyond A Reasonable Doubt" - George McKINSEY m Sarah THOMAS - {Parents of My Ancestress Abigail McKINSEY b 7th June 1788, Newberry Co., SC.,}:
Served with The British Forces during the American Revolution?
ITEM:
Your Research into the possibility George McKINSEY, Father of Abigail McKINSEY b 7th June 1788, Newberry Co., SC.,m Sarah MOORE raises very serious questions.
Have You Considered The Following?
WILL OF NEHEMIAH THOMAS - Will Written 26th August 1796
Newberry Co., South Carolina Will Book B, pgs 80-81
"I give to Nehemiah MILLS, son of Thomas MILLS......I give to Nehemiah McKINSEY, son of George McKINSEY
.....I appoint Thomas MILLS, George McKINSEY and Hugh O'NEAL, executors.....nephew John DOBBINS.....
nephew James DOBBINS...nephew Thomas JOHNSTON.....
..................Sarah McKINSEY, wife of George McKINSEY........
Signed: Nehemiah {his mark} THOMAS
Witnesses:
Sarah {x} BUFFINGTON
William HAM
Hugh O'NEAL
Source:
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/Archives/search
Respectfully,
Lois Jennings Johnson
Descendant of George McKINSEY; His Wife - Sarah THOMAS & William HAM: As Proven By 18th Century Records of Newberry Co., South Carolina
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