CUMBERLAND CO., PA TAX LISTS AND CHRONOLOGY
Compiled by Jack McClintic, [email protected]
1744
Hopewell twp
[Alexander McClintock 2 Mar 1744, trustee for pulpit fund at Big Spring Pres. Church]
1749
Hopewell twp.
[John McClintoge executor of John Gibson's will, Alexander McClintock is a witness, beneficiaries: wife Ann, dau Mary, sister Margaret "if she comes into the county," nephew Mathias Farguson; other executors: Hugh Thompson, Robert Gibson; other witnesses: John Rea and Joseph Thompson, will dated 14 Mar 1749, probated 6 Nov 1750]
1751
Hopewell twp
Alexander McClintock
Joshua McClintock
1753
Middleton twp
Alexander McClintock
Hopewell twp
John McClintock
[Joseph McClintock witnesses and John Clintock is executor of the will of John Killough, of Sherman's Creek, 14 Nov 1753]
1756
Tyrone twp.
[Deed: William Keeth to Alexander McClintick, Book A, p. 101]
1758
{John McClintock is executor of the will of James Gibson of Hopewell twp]
1760
[Will, Alexander McClintock probated 10 Sep 1760, no heirs given]
1762
Hopewell twp
John McClintock 100 acres 4L
[Orphan's court docket 1, p. 71, 24 Aug 1762 came into court John McNaught, esq. Of Cumberland Co. and prayed guardians be appointed over Mary and Margaret McClintock, children of Alexander McClintock, decd., Court appointed John McClure at the creek and Walter Denny, guardians]
1763
Upper Tyrone twp
Joseph McClintock 100 acres 4L
Hopewell twp
John McClintock 100 acres 5L
1765
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1C
Hopewell twp
John McClintock no land 5L
1766
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1C
[Daniel McClinton, named as William Gemble's grandson in his will, probated 20 Aug 1766]
1767
Teboyne twp
Joseph McClintin 150 acres 3H4C3S
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1C
Newton twp
John McClintock 100 acres 2H4C4S
Guilford twp
Alexr McClintock 100 acres 2H1C6S
[Orphan's court docket 2, p. 78, 19 May 1767: account of Alexander McClintock's est. submitted by his executors: John McKnight and John Kerr: widow: Martha McClintock, children: Daniel, Jane, William, Mary and Margaret McClintock]
1771
Guilford twp
Alexander McLintock 100/20 acres 1H1C
Perry McLintock freeman
William Duffield freeman
Carlisle
Daniel McLintock freeman
Newton twp
Alexr McLintock freeman
[James McClintock's plantation mentioned in Samuel Williamson's will]
Rye twp
Robert McClintock freeman
Tyrone
William McClintock 100 acres no livestock
Teboyne twp
Wm McClintock 80/10 acres 2H2C
Jospeh McClintock no land 2H2C4S
Hugh McClintock 60/7 acres 1H
Daniel McClintock freeman
Milford twp
John McClintan 150/12 acres 2H2C2S
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1772
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1C
Guilford twp
Henry McClintock 200/30 acres no livestock
Henry McClintock Freeman
Letterkenny twp
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Newton twp
John McClintock 100/40 acres 2H3C6S
Alexander McClintock 50/6 acres 1H2C
James McClintock 200 no livestock
Teboyne twp
Joseph McClintock 200/25 acres 2H2C2S
Hugh McClintock 100/20 acres 1H1C
William McClintock 80/30 acres 2H2C2S
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Tyrone twp
William McClintock 100 acres no livestock
[Orphan's court docket 2, p. 165, 3 Jan 1772, John Kerr, surviving executor of Alexander McClintock, decd. Further divides 218 pounds to his heirs, widow gets 1/3 and his children 2/3, the children: Daniel, Jane, William, Mary's hiers, she now being decd., and Margaret]
1773
Allen twp.
Robert McClintock Freeman
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1H1C
Guilford twp
Henry McClintock 200/30 acres 1H1C
Henry McClintock Freeman
Letterkenny twp.
Daniel McClintock Freeman 1H1C
Newton twp.
Alexander McClintock 50/10 acres 1H1C
John McClintock 100/5 acres 2H2C6S
Tyrone twp.
William McClintock 100/10 acres no livestock
Teboyne twp.
William McClintock, Jr. 100/10 acres 2H1C
William McClintock, Sr. 80/15 acres 2H2C2S
Joseph McClintock 200/25 acres 1H1C6S 1 servant
Daniel McClintock Freeman
[Land Warrant, William McClintock, 4 Nov 1773, 50 acres]
1774
Antrim twp.
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1H1C
Guilford twp
Henry McClintock 160/50 acres 4H2C
Letterkenny twp.
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Newton twp.
Alexander McClintock 50/2 acres 1H2C
Tyrone twp.
William McClintock 50/3 acres no livestock
[Deed: William McClintock to Samuel Hines, et al., 23 Aug 1774, Bk E, P. 426]
Teboyne twp.
William McClintock, Jr. 50/10 acres 2H2C
William McClintock 80/30 acres 2H2C4S
Joseph McClintock 200/30 acres 2H2C4S
William McClintock Freeman
Daniel McClintock Freeman
1775
Carlisle
James McClintock 1 lot 1C
Guilford twp.
Alexander McClintock 130/40 1H2C
Letterkenny twp
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Newton twp.
John McClintock 100/50 acres 2H3C4S
Alexander McClintock 40/10 acres 2C
Teboyne twp.
William McClintock, Sr. 60/20 acres 2H3C6S
Hugh McClintock 60/50 acres 2H1C
William McClintock, Jr. 50/20 acres 2H2C1S
Daniel McClintock 100/20 acres 2H2C3S 1 servant
Daniel McClintock Freeman
1776
Carlisle
James McClintock 2C
Hugh McClintock 1C
Guilford twp.
Alexander McClintock 59 acres 1H1C 1 servant
Letterkenny twp.
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Newton twp.
John McClintock 74 acres 2H2C
Alexander McClintock 1H1C
John McClintock Freeman
Robert McClintock Freeman
Teboyne twp.
Daniel McClintock 74 acres 2H2C 1 servant
William McClintock, Sr. 21 acres 2H2C
William McClintock, Jr. 42 acres 2H2C
Hugh McClintock 35 acres 2H1C
Daniel McClintock Freeman
Robert McClintock Freeman
[Indictment, 21 Dec 1776, John Gardiner the younger and Thomas Gardiner of Toboyne twp., assault and battery on Robert McClintock]
Tyrone twp.
William McClintock 87 acres
1777
[Indictment, 3 Nov 1777, Hugh McClintock to answere complaint of George Stevenson on behalf of Daniel Battwell about carrying away wood]
1777 Militia Rolls
Teboyne twp.
Hugh McClintock, private, Cap. William Blaine, from his pension app., he marched to Freeland’s Fort
William McClintock, private, Cap William Blaine, Oct. 1777
Daniel McClintock, in Cap. James Power’s Co., Sep 1777 “in service”
[Note regarding militia rolls, these were abstracted from the Pennsylvania Archives. The Pennsylvania legislature passed a draft act effective 31 Jul 1777 that required all able-bodied men aged 18-52 inclusive to be formed into companies. The designation of Class one through eight was a rotation system, to where only two classes would be on active duty at one time, while the other six classes could farm and protect their communities. Prior to 31 Jul 1777 service was done on a voluntary basis and it is much harder to determine which township the soldier came from]
1778
Carlisle twp
Hugh McClintock 1C
James McClintock 2C
East Pennsboro twp
Robert McClintock no land no livestock
Guilford twp
Alexander McClintock 135 acres no livestock
Letterkenny twp
Daniel McClintock no land no livestock
William McClintock no land 1H1C
Daniel McClintock freeman
Joseph McClintock freeman
Middleton twp
James McClintock no land 1H1C
Newton twp
John McClintock 35 acres 2H2C
Toboyne twp
Hugh McClintock no land 2H2C
William McClintock 36 acres 2H2C
William McClintock 54 acres 2H2C
Daniel McClintock freeman
West Pennsborough
John McClintock freeman
Tyrone twp
[Deed, Robert McClintock to George Davis, 1778, Bk E, P 319]
Militia Rolls, 1778
Antrim twp
Joseph McClintock, private, 4th Class, Cap John Jack, “tour of duty”
Letterkenny twp
Joseph McClintock, private 8th Class, Cap. John Rhea’s Company
Joseph McClintock, Sargent, Cap. John Rhea’s Company
Lurgan twp
Alexander McClintock, 5 Jan 1778, Cap John Campbell’s Co., “called”
Newton twp
Alexander McClintock, private, Cap. John Campbell’s Company
Teboyne
Robert McClintock, private, 5th Class, Cap. Frederick Taylor
John McClintock, private, 8th Class, Cap. Thomas Clark, “in service”
Daniel McClintock, private, 2nd Class, Cap. James Power, “in service”
Hugh McClintock, private, 6th Class, Cap. Edward Grimes
1779
East Pennsborough twp
Robert McClintock freeman
Guilford twp
Alexander McClintock 150 acres 1H2C
Letterkenny twp
Daniel McClintock, cutler no land 2H1C
William McClintock no land 1H2C still
Joseph McClintock freeman
Middleton twp
Hugh McClintock no land 1C
Newton twp
John McClintock 150 acres 2H2C
Alexander McClintock no land 1H2C
Teboyne twp
Daniel McClintock 200 acres 4H4C
Hugh McClintock no land 2H2C
William McClintock, Jr. 100 acres 3H3C
William McClintock no land 1H1C
William McClintock, Sr. 80 acres 2H4C
Robert McClintock freeman
John McClintock freeman
[Marriage: 19 Aug 1779 John Miller and Ann McClintock, Centre Pres. Church, Sherman’s Valley]
Militia Rolls for 1779
Letterkenny twp.
Joseph McClintock, sargent in Cap. John Rhea’s Company
William McClintock, private, 6th Class in Cap. John Rhea’s Company
Daniel McClintock, private, 8th Class, Captain John Rhea’s Company
Newton twp
Alexander McClintock, private, 6th Class, Cap. Samuel Finton’s Company
[Deed: Thomas Rouse to Robert McClintock, Book E, p. 491]
1780
Carlisle
[Indictment, Mary Huston of Carlisle, spinster, assault and battery on Mary McClintock]
Guilford twp
Alexander McClintock 80 acres 1H2C
Henry McClintock 120 acres no livestock
Daniel McClintock no land no livestock
Hamilton twp
Daniel McClintock 128 acres no livestock
Letterkenny twp
Daniel McClintock, cutler no land 2H1C
William McClintock no land 2H4C still
Newton twp
John McClintock 250 acres 2H1C
Alexander McClintock no land 2H3C
Teboyne twp
Daniel McClintock 200 acres 5H4C
Hugh McClintock no land 3H4C
Robert McClintock no land no livestock
William McClintock, Sr. 89 acres 2H5C
William McClintock, blacksmith no land 2H1C
William McClintock, Jr. 100 acres 3H3C
John McClintock freeman
John McClintock freeman
[Deed, Joseph McClintock to Daniel McClintock, dated 1780/ recorded 1799, Bk O, P 153]
Militia rolls for 1780
East Pennsborough twp
Robert McClintie, private, 1 Aug 1780, 7th Class, “tour of duty”
Letterkenny twp
Daniel McClintock, 3 Aug 1780, 8th Class, Cap. John Rhea
William McClintock, 1 Aug 1780, 6th Class, Cap John Rhea
Teboyne twp.
Hugh McClintock, private, 1780-81, 3rd Class, Cap. John Nelson
John McClintock, private, 1780-81, 8th Class, Cap. John Nelson
Joseph McClintock, private, 1780-81, 2nd Class, Cap. John Nelson
Robert McClintock, private, 1780-81, 5th Class, Cap. John Nelson
Daniel McClintock, private, 1780, 2nd Class, Cap. Samuel Lemmon
1781
Guilford twp
Alexander McClintock 50 acres 1H1C
Daniel McClintock, cutler no land 1H2C
Henry McClintock 120 acres no livestock
Hamilton twp
Daniel McClintock 128 acres no livestock 2 mills
[Indictment, 30 Jun 1781, Daniel McClintock of Hamilton twp. To prove his claim of a negro wench named Phillis now…by James Lemon. Test: Alexander McClintock and Humphry Fullerton]
Letterkenny twp
William McClintock no land 2H4C
[1781 was subscriber to Middle Spring Pres. Church, for the building of the stone church]
Newton twp
Alexander McClintock no land 3H
Daniel McClintock no land no livestock
John McClintock no land 3H1C
Rye twp
James McClintock 200 acres no livestock
Teboyne twp
Daniel McClintock 130 acres 2H3C
Hugh McClintock no land 1H1C
Joseph McClintock 140 acres 1H
Robert McClintock 100 acres no land
William McClintock, Sr. 87 acres 1H4C
William McClintock no land 2H2C
William McClintock, Jr. 127 acres 2H3C
Daniel McClintock freeman
[Marriage: 28 Jun 1781, Jean McClintock and David Buchannan of Teboyne, Centre Pres. Ch, Shermans Valley]
[Indictment, 7 Mar 1781, Andrew May accused of taking goods from Daniel McClintock]
Militia Rolls for 1781
Lack twp.
Joseph McClintock, private, 1781, Cap. William Campbell
Letterkenny twp.
William McClinteck, 21 May 1781, 6th Class, Cap. John Rhea
Daniel McClintock, 14 Mar 1781, 8th Class, Cap. John Rhea
Teboyne twp.
John McClintock, private, 9 Apr – 9 Jun 1781, Cap John Nelson
John McClintock, private, 14 Mar 1781, 8th Class, Cap John Nelson, “tour of duty”
Daniel McClintock, private, 1781-82, 2nd Class, Cap Samuel Lemmon
Hugh McClintock, 1781-82, 6th Class, Cap. Samuel Lemmon
1782
Carlisle
[Indictment, Mary Huston for assault and battery. Test: Mary McClintock, Jr. and Rachel Thornal]
Guilford twp
Alexander McClintock 58 acres 1C
Henry McClintock 120 acres no livestock
Daniel McClintock, cutler no land 1H2C
Hamilton twp
Daniel McClintock 128 acres 1H 2 stills
Lurgan twp
William McClintock no land 2H2C still
Montgomery twp
Daniel McClintock 213 acres no livestock grist mill, saw mill
Newton twp
Alexander McClintock no land 2C
John McClintock 250 acres 4H1C
Rye twp
James McClintock 50 acres 2C
Teboyne twp
Daniel McClintock 130 acres 2H2C
Hugh McClintock no land 2H2C
William McClintock, Jr. 100 acres 2H2C
Robert McClintock no land 2H1C
William McClintock, Sr. 170 acres 5H1C
William McClintock, blacksmith no land 1H1C
Daniel McClintock freeman
[Marriage: 26 Jul 1782, Daniel McClintock and Frances Clark, of Teboyne, Centre Pres. Church, Sherman’s Valley]
1783
E. Pennsborough twp
[Robert McClintock, mentioned as a beneficiary in James Dickey's will]
Teboyne twp
[Marriage: 18 Sep 1783, Joseph McClintock and Rebecca Patton, Centre Pres. Church, Sherman’s Valley]
[Marriage: 18 Sep 1783, Margaret McClintock and Joseph Patton, Centre Pres. Ch., Sherman’s Valley]
1784
[Alexander McClintock, mentioned as Hugh Torrence's son-in-law in Hugh's will, Newton twp., Alexander's wife, Sarah is also mentioned]
1785
Newton twp
John McClintock 250 acres 2h3C
Rye twp
James McClintock 50 acres no livestock
Shippensburgh twp
James McClintock 1 house lot 1H1C 1 slave
Teboyne twp
Daniel McClintock 71 acres 2H3C
Robert McClintock 200 acres 2H1C
William McClintock, Jr. 100 acres 2H2C
William McClintock, blacksmith no land 1H1C
William McClintock, Sr. 60 acres 2H2C
[Indictment, 20 May 1785, Jacob Grove of Toboyne twp., accused of stealing a hogshead of whiskey from Francis Delancey of Toboyne, neighbor William McClintock is mentioned]
1786
Carlisle
[1 Apr 1786 Daniel McClintock bought lot 67 from Matth. Van Lier and sold it 8 Apr 1786]
Newton twp.
Alexander McClintock 250 acres 3H2C
Rye twp.
James McClintock 50 acres 1C
Shippeinsburgh
James McClintock 1 lot 1H1C 1 slave
Teboryne twp.
Hugh McClintock rate of 60 plus rent
William McClintock, Jr. rate of 60
William McClintock, black smith rate of 76 plus rent
Daniel McClintock rate of 120
William McClintock, Sr. rate of 80
Joseph McClintock Freeman
[Power-of-attorney, from Joseph McClintock to "borther" William, in Mollie James' The McClintock Family]
West Pennsborough twp.
Elizabeth McClintock no land no livestock
James McClnigh Freeman
[Deed, James McClintock to John Stayman, 9 Jun 1786, Bk I, P 380]
[Land Warrant, Alexander McClintock, 2 May 1786, 150 acres]
1787
Newton twp.
John McClintock 200 acres 3H2C
Alexander McClintock 100 acres no livestock
Shippensburgh
James McClintock 1 lot 1H1C 1 slave
Teboyne twp.
Hugh McClintock, Sr. 60 acres 2H2C
William McClintock, Jr. 75 acres 2H2C
William McClintock, Sr. 50 acres 2H2C
Daniel McClintock 80 acres 2H2C 1 grist mill
William McClintock, black smith no land 2H2C
Hugh McClintock 50 acres no livestock
[Marriage: 10 May 1787, Hugh McClintock and Jean Coard, Centre Pres. Ch., Sherman’s Valley]
[Deed, Janet McClintock to William McClintock, two tracts, 1 Sep 1787, Bk H, P 452, both of Teboyne twp., 126 acres that Janet inherited from her former husband, William McClellan, who died in 1769 in Teboyne twp. Janet conveyed the land to her husband for love and affection, but stipulated that the land would revert back to her, if William McClintock died first, witnesses: George Robinson, Sr., George Robinson and Alexander Martin]
[Deed, Joseph McClintock to Hugh McClintock, dated 1787/ recorded 1799, Bk N, P 200]
Wayne twp.
James McClintock Freeman
1788
East Pennsborough twp
[Robert McClintock, promissory note to Robert Whitehill for 12 shillings, mss in Cumberland Co. H. S.]
Newton twp.
Alexander McClintock 200 acres 3H4C
[Will, John McClintock probated 7 May 1788, sons: Alexander, Daniel; daus: Mary, Ann, Elizabeth]
Shippensburgh
James McClintock 1 lot 1C 1 slave
Teboryne twp.
Hugh McClintock, Jr. 100 acres 1H1C
Hugh McClintock, Sr. 100 acres 2H2C
William McClintock, Jr. 60 acres 2H2C
William McClintock, Sr. 50 acres 2H2C
Daniel McClintock 100 acres 2H2C 1 grist mill
William McClintock, black smith no land 2H2C
Joseph McClintock Frreman
Wayne twp.
James McClintock Freeman
1789
Newton twp.
Big Spring Pres Communion List 1789
Alexander McClintock 40 years old
Sarah McClintock 39 years old
Teboyne twp.
[Marriage: 23 Jun 1789, William McClintock and Margaret Matthews, Centre Pres. Ch., Sherman’s Valley]
1790 Federal Census
[townships are deduced from tax returns]
East Pennsborough twp
Robert McLintack 1 2 1
Newton twp
Alexander McClintuck 3 1 2
Daniel McClintuck 1 2 4 1slave
Rye twp
James McLintock 1 0 1
Shppensburgh
James McClintuck 1 1 4 1slave
Teboyne twp
Hugh McClintuck 2 4 5
Hugh McClintuck 1 0 1
Daniel McClintuck 1 2 4
William McClintuck 2 2 1
Hugh McClintuck 2 1 3
William McClintuck 2 1 2
1791
Newton twp.
[Deed: John Penn, Jr. et al to Alexander McClintock, dated 1791, recorded 1813, Book V, p. 455]
1792
Newton twp
[Deed, James McClintock to Adam Johnston, 3 Oct 1792, Bk K, P 256]
[Indictment, 21 Jan 1792, Joseph Lewis, tailor for gouging out Robert Sharp's eye, test: Alexander McClintock, Newton twp.]
[Land Warrant, Alexander McClintock, 4 Sep 1792, 100 acres]
1793
East Pennsborough twp
[Agnes McClintock is a witness of Jean Whitehill's will, Jean's husband is given as Robert Whitehill]
Newton twp.
Alexander McClintock 200 acres 2H2C
Rye twp
James McClintock 100 acres 2H2C
John McClintock freeman
[Deed: John Nicholson to Daniel McClintock, Book L, p. 286]
[Deed: Commonwealth of PA to Daniel McClintock et al, Book N, p. 132]
Shippensburgh twp
James McClintock 1 house & lot 1H1C Plate
Toboyne twp.
Hugh McClintock “Center” 100 acres 2H2C
Daniel McClintock 130 acres 2H2C Mill
Joseph McClintock 60 acres 2H2C
Hugh McClintock “Sherm” 100 acres 2H3C
Hugh McClintock “Jr.” 100 acres 2H2C
William McClintock 60 acres 2H2C
Francis Culbertson freeman
[Will, Robert McClintock probated 25 Jul 1793, Wife: Martha; Sons: John, James, Samuel; Dau: Betsy, Father: William]
Militia List for 1793 [able-bodied men ages 18-44, inclusive]
2nd Batt: [Rye twp]
John McClintock
3rd Batt [Teboyne twp]
Hugh McClintock
Daniel McClintock
Hamilton McClintock
Joseph McClintock
John McClintock
Abraham McClintock
5th Batt [E. Pennsborough]
Robert McClintock
[Land Warrant, Daniel McClintock, 22 Mar 1793, 400 acres]
[Land Warrant, Joseph McClintock, 30 Jan 1793, 400 acres]
1794
[Land Warrant, Alexander McClintock, 10 Mar 1794, 400 acres]
[Land Warrant, Daniel McClintock, 10 Mar 1794, 400 acres]
[Land Warrant, Daniel McClintock, 23 Jun 1794, 150 acres]
[Land Warrant, Joseph McClintock, 10 Feb 1794, 100 acres]
1795
East Pennsborough
[Robert McClintock, June, 1795 lets his livestock destroy Martin Bare’s potatoes, mss in Cumberland Co., Historical Soc.]
Middleton twp
John McClintock 230 acres no livestock
[Deed: Theodore Henderson to John McClintock, Book L, p. 558]
Newton twp
Alexander McClintock 200 acres 2H3C
Daniel McClintock freeman
[Letters of Administration on the estate of Alexander McClintock, granted to Daniel McClintock]
Rye twp
James McClintock 200 acres 2H2C
[Deed, Daniel McClintock to Peter et al, 20 Apr 1795, Bk L, P 285]
Land Warrant, 200 acres for James McClintock, 6 Jan 1795]
Shippensburgh twp
James McClintock 1 house lot 1C
Toboyne twp
Joseph McClintock 87 acres 4H3C
Daniel McClintock 200 acres 1H3C Grist Mill
Hugh McClintock, Jr. 100 acres 2H1C
Elizabeth McClintock no land 3H2C
William McClintock 127 acres 1H3C
Hugh McClintock 100 acres 2C
John McClintock freeman
[Deed, William McClintock to James Baxter, 7 Nov 1795, Teboyne twp, Bk N, P 29]
[Letters of administration on the estate of Hugh McClintock of Toboyne were issued 24 Mar 1795 to John McClintock and Elizabeth McClintock]
[Daniel McClintock, executor of Anthony Morrison's will, Teboyne twp.]
1796
Middleton twp
[Deed, John McClintock to Adam Cooper, 1796, Bk L, P 807]
[Agnes McClintock, mentioned in Catharine Bares account against several debtors, Oct. 1796, Robert Whitehill papers, Cumberland Co. HS]
[Deed from William McClintock to Joseph McClintock, farmer, both of Teboyne twp., 22 Jun 1796, Bk M, P 65, land is adjacent: John Hubler, George Purtes formerly owned by William Murray, William McCord formerly owned by James Murray, Allen Nesbit formerly owned by John Irven, William McCord formerly owned by John Crawford. Witnesses: Andrew Noble, Johnannas Hablur]
[Orphan's court docket 3, p. 200, 12 May 1796, petition of Daniel McClintock, only brother of Alexander McClintock, decd. Alexander died intestate and without issue, leaving a widow, Sarah and the following (siblings) heirs at law: Daniel, Mary who m. John Farlane, Ann who m. James Walker, Elizabeth who m. David Ralston, who is since deceased leaving: Agness, Margaret, Ann, Mary, Sarah and David Ralston, Alexander died siezed of two tracts of land: 246 acres adj. Andrew Giffen, Daniel McDaniel and others and 97 acres adj. Ludwick Christian, Abraham Landis Daniel McDaniel and the North Mountain]
1797
East Pennsborough twp.
[Robert McClintock, receipt to Robert Whitehill on Martin Bare’s est., Cumberland Co., H.S.]
Newton twp.
[Letter from Daniel McClintock to James Walker, his brother-in-law, living in Rockingham Co., NC, mentions: the difficulty of settling his brother, Alexander McClintock's estate, compounded by the debts owed to Alexander's father-in-law's est (Hugh Torrence), and also by the debts that Daniel had incured 20 years ago that also involved his brother, Alexander. Daniel said that he had been hard treated by his partners in Philadelphia and that Alexander's land would not bring much profit now since crops had been bad for three years on account of the Hessian Fly]
Tyrone twp
[Deed, Joseph McClintock and wife, Sarah of Teboyne twp. to George Fletcher of Tyrone twp.,1 Apr 1797, Bk M, P 271, for 265 pounds, land adjacent: George Robinson]
[no twp given, Daniel McClintock, deed for sale of land in Harrison Co., VA, by Christian Wireman to Daniel McClintock, through attorneys: George Jackson, John Haymond and Achaiah Davidson, Cumberland Co HS, mss]
1798
Rye twp.
[Deed: David Ralston to Daniel McClintock, et al, Book L, p. 285]
1799
East Pennsborough twp
Robert McClintock freeman
Mifflin twp
Daniel McClintock 110 acres no livestock
Sarah McClintock, widdow 110 acres 1H2C
Newton twp.
[Letter dated 19 Nov 1799 from Daniel McClintock of Newville Town to his brother-in-law, James Walker of Rockingham Co., NC, mentions: that a John_______ had come to see them (probably from NC), their family servant, Betsy got married to Jacob Waist, a German who had been a "Croper" with them for two years and about two weeks ago she had a son. She had been in the family for most of her life. "The situation of David Ralstons family is such that Nancy had a child to a man of the name of McGee, Ann is Married to James Marchbanks. David has made a change of his place for the place where Andrew Walker lived at the creek." He belives the debts owed to Hugh Torrance's est. will wipe out the 419 pounds of value in his brother, Alexander's personal estate. Said it will be hard to sell his brother's two tracts as the Casanaga lands near to Lake Erie had depressed land values.
Rye twp
James McClintock 100 acres 1H2C
(left blank) McClintock 100 acres 1H3C
Toboyne twp.
Hugh McClintock 100 acres 1H5C
William McClintock 127 acres 2H1C
Joseph McClintock 100 acres 2H3C
100 acres ridge land
[Will, Joseph McClintock probated 23 May 1799, Sons: Daniel, Alexander, Joseph, Hugh; Daus: Mary, Sarah, Elizabeth, Agnes, Ann , Margaret]
[Indictment, 8 Oct 1799, Joseph McClintock, inspector for election tore up ticket of Henry Zimmerman of Teboyne, twp., Test: James Patton of Teboyne]
[Orphan's Court Docket 3, p. 251, 20 Feb 1799, Thomas Holt decd., mentions his daughter, Jane Holt
who married John McClintock]
1800 Federal Census
[townships deduced from tax records]
East Pennsborough twp
Robert McClintock 00210 00010
Middleton twp
John McClintock 02101 10201
Mifflin twp
Widow(Sarah) McClintock00001 01001
Rye twp
James McClintock 00101 01011
John McClintock 10010 10010
Teboyne twp
Hugh McClintock 21102 21201
William McClintock 11101 10001
Joseph McClintock 10211 11020
1801
Rye twp
[Will, James McClintock probated 28 May 1801, Wife: Barbara; Sons: William, John, James; Daus: Jenny and Nancy]
[Kline’s Gazette (Carlisle), Wednesday, April 29, 1801: “Married on Thursday evening last by Rev. Samuel Waugh, Mr. Richard Gilson of East Pennsborough township to Miss Patsy McClintock, daughter of Mr. John McClintock of Middleton township”]
[William McClintock, witness to William Baxter's will]
1802
East Pennsborough
Robert McClintock freeman
[Account with Robert Whitehill, 21 Oct. 1802, on Martin Bare’s estate, Cumberland Co. H. S.]
Middleton twp
John McClintock 200 acres 3H4C
Rye twp
Daniel McClintock 300 acres unseated
William McClintock 100 acres 3C
John McClintock 100 acres 3C
William McClintock freeman
Toboyne twp
William McClintock 100 acres 2H2C
Joseph McClintock 80 acres no livestock
Hugh McClintock 200 acres 1H3C
1804
[Letter from James Torrance, Connellsville to James Hamilton, regarding the settlement of his father’s estate, mentioning Alexander Laughlin, Alexander McClintock, dec’d and his widow, Daniel McClintock, Thomas Duncan, and Hugh Torrence (James’ brother), Cumberland Co. HS mss]
1805
East Pennsborough twp
Robert McClintock’s heirs 45 acres no livestock
Mifflin twp
Sarah McClintock 120 acres 2C
Alexander McClintock’s heirs 123 acres no livestock
[Letter23 Apr 1805 from Daniel and Jean McDannell of Mifflin twp., Cumberland Co., PA to Ann Walker of Rockingham Co., NC (Jean and Ann were siblings of Alexander McClintock 1749-1795), concerning: sympathies for the loss of Ann Walker's husband James Walker and also her son, sometime before May, 1804. Mention the troubles and debts on their brother Alexander's estate, indebted to Hugh Torrance's estate for 301 pounds, plus Alexander had bonded himself to satisfy some of his brother Daniel's debts in his "Cannigogig" land dealings. They had to get an attorney to stave off a Sheriff's sale of Alexander's two tracts to satisfy debts. The court appointed five men to audit the estates accounts and found that Daniel had some of the money that was still missing. They were having trouble selling the upper tract. Daniel's share of the estate was sold out by the sheriff some time ago. Jean said that many people in Mifflin township had died from a sickness in the summer of 1804, but that the Ralstons, Daniel McClintock and Sarah McClintock had "stood it."
Middleton twp
John McClintuck 200 acres 3H2C
[Kline’s Gazette (Carlisle), Friday, June 28, 1805: “Died on Sunday last, Mr. John McClintock, of Middleton twonship”]
Rye twp
Daniel McClintock 300 acres no livestock
John McClintock 100 acres 4C
William McClintock 100 acres no livestock
William McClintock freeman
[Deed, Daniel McClintock to John Nicholson, 24 Oct 1805 or 1811, Bk U, P 152]
Toboyne twp
Widow McClintock 100 acres 1H
Joseph McClintock 80 acres 2H2C
100 acres ridge land
Hugh McClintock 100 acres 2H2C
1806
Mifflin twp.
[Will, Sarah McClintock probated 25 Oct 1806, Brothers: James and Hugh Torrance, Half-Sisters: Ann Clark, Jane Blair, Margaret Huston, Sister-in-law: Mary McFarlin]
Teboyne twp.
[Deed: Jacob Grove to Joseph McClintock, Book Q, p. 474]
[John McClintock: receipt from George Stevenson who purchased shoes from John, 10 Apr 1806, in Cumberland Co. HS, mss. Collection]
1807
Mifflin twp.
[Letter 13 Dec. 1807, from Daniel and Jean McDaniel, Mifflin twp. to Ann Walker, Rockingham Co., NC (Siblings of Alexander McClintock, 1749-1795), concerning: the death of "our sister Catherine" who died 10 Sep 1806 and the death of Sarah McClitnock who died 29 Oct. 1806. Mentions William McFarland, also that David Ralston and his family had moved to "the back woods some place in this side of foart pitt" Relates that their brother, Daniel McClintock keeps moving about selling his pieces of land.]
[Letters of Administration, 5 Nov 1807, on the estate of Hugh McClintock of Toboyne, to William McQuire and Ann McClintock.
1808
East Pennsborough twp
John McClintock freeman
Middleton twp
John McClintock’s heirs 200 acres warrant 1H1C
Mifflin twp
Alexander McClintocks’s heirs 244 acres
50 acres mountain land
Rye twp
Daniel McClintock 300 acres no livestock
John McClintock 100 acres 3C
William McClintock 100 acres 2C
William McClintock freeman
Toboyne twp
Widow Margaret McClintock 100 acres 1H1C
Joseph McClintock 80 acres 3H4C
150 acres ridge
Hugh McClintock’s heirs 100 acres no livestock
Samuel McClintock freeman
[Will, William McClintock probated 25 Apr 1808, Sons: William and Joseph; Daus: Elizabeth Huffard and Jean Buchanon]
1811
East Pennsborough twp
John McClintock freeman
[Isabella McClintock mentioned as a daughter of James Hume, in his will, E. Pennsborough twp.(according to U.G. Couffer ca. 1900, John McClintock married Isabella Hume and settled in Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA, John McClintock's mother was supposed to have been a McDowell)]
Middleton twp
Widow Mary McClintock 100 acres 1H1C
Mifflin twp
Alexander McClintock’s heirs 246 acres no livestorck
[Letter, 10 Dec. 1811, from Jane McDannell to Ann Walker of Rockingham Co., NC (her sister), Concerning: brother, Daniel McClintock's death, sometime last winter. Mention's that their brother, Alexander's est. is still not settled and that the 301 pound debt to the Torrance est. will probably never be paid, that Daniel McClintock, said that he had paid it before his decease.
Rye twp
William McClintock 100 acres 2C
John McClintock 100 acres 3C
William McClintock freeman
[Deed: Alexander Shortess to John McClintock, Book AA, p. 18]
Shippensburgh
[Deed, Daniel McClintock to William Ramsey, 23 Mar 1811, Bk U, P. 234
Toboyne twp
Hugh McClintock’s heirs 230 acres no livestock
Ann McClintock, widow
Widow Margaret McClintock 100 acres 1H1C
Joseph McClintock 100 acres 4H2C
200 acres ridge
Samuel McClintock freeman
[Deed: John Ramsey to Joseph McClintock et al, Book CC, p. 339]
[Carlisle Herald, Friday, Feb. 1, 1811: “Died Monday moring last, Mr. Daniel McClintock, and buried in the burial ground at Newville”]
[Orphan's Court Docket 5, p. 143, 19 Feb 1811, John and Mary McFarlane petition the court for a settling of Alexander McClintock, decd. Estate, Daniel McClintock is now decd. He sold his share to Archibald Bingham and the McFarlanes, Ann m. James Walker (James is now decd.), Elizabeth m. David Ralston, she is decd.]
[Court of Common Pleas: Aug, 1811 docket 43, John Stewart vs. Robert Leyburn and William McClintock, for debt, deferred until 1813]
1813
Mifflin twp
[Deed from Admin of Alex McClintock’s estate to John McFarlane 9 Apr 1813, Bk V, P 431]
Rye twp
[Deed, John McClintock to John Wallace, 2 Jul 1813, Bk V, P 736]
Teboyne twp
[Deed, William McClintock to Samuel Ewing, 23 Feb 1813, Bk V, P 263]
[William McClintock, witness of Robert Clark's will, Toboyne twp.]
1814
North Middleton twp
Widow McClintock 100 acres warr. 1H1C
Rye twp
John McClintick 90 acres 2H2C
William McClintick 80 acres 1H2C
[Deed, John McClintock to Nicholas Clay, 4 May 1814, Bk DD, P 381]
Toboyne twp
Joseph McClintick 100 acres 2H2C
50, 100, 50 acres
Ann McClintick 50 acres no livestock
150 acres ridge
Margaret McClintick 80 acres 1H2C
[Deed, James McClintock to Frederick Peal, 11 Aug 1814, Bk BB, P 294]
[Orphans Court, Docket 5, page 378, lists the following heirs of Hugh McClintock: Hamilton, Rachel, Francis, Jane, Mary, Ann, Robert, Isabella, Hugh, James and John]
[Deed, William McClintock to James Mitchell, no twp given, 23 Dec 1814, Bk AA, P 480
[Orphan's court docket 5, p. 362, 15 Feb 1814, came into court Frederick Peale and Jane his wife, sister of Isabella and John McClintock, minor children of Hugh McClintock, decd., under the age of 14, court appointed Samuel Lemon and Robert Purdy guardians of Isabella and John McClintock]
[Orphan's court docket 5, p. 378, 1814, children of Hugh McClintock, decd. Listed: Hamilton McClintock, Frank McClintock, Rachel McClintock who m. Robert Reed, Jane McClintock who m. Frederick Peale, Mary McClintock who m. Robert Purdy, Robert McClintock, Hugh McClintock, James McClintock, Ann McClintock who m. Andrew Fleming, Isabella McClintock and John McClintock. 550 acres of land adj. John Culbertson, Robert Purdy, and others to be divided in Teboyne twp., Cumberland Co., with two log dwelling houses and a log barn.]
1816
[Land Warrant, Joseph McClintock, 30 Jul 1816, 20 acres]
[Land Warrant, William McClintock, 18 Mar 1816, 30 acres]
1817
Rye twp.
[Deed: Eliza M. Buchanon et al. To John McClintock, Book FF, p. 72]
1825
[William McClintock, witness to Simon Lamberton's Codicil, N. Middleton twp.]
Notes: The tax returns for 1750-53 and 1762 are incomplete, not all the township returns have survived. I abstracted the 1778-1785 returns from the Penn. Archives Series, the rest of the lists were taken from the original manuscripts on microfilm. The abbreviations used are as follows: C = cattle, H = horses, L = Livestock, S= Sheep. Mss = manuscript. The tax returns from 1762 to 1766 are incomplete for all townships.