Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
NameJames Michie 
63, 5G Grandfather, M200, 1471, M
63, 5G Grandfather, M200, 1471, MBirth1739, Louisa Co, Virginia Colony
Memomay be 1730, was Albemarle, but Albermarle did not exist until 1744
Death1778, Louisa Co, VA, US63 Age: 39
Memo?
Military SvsAmerican Revolution? (VA)
FlagsLived in US, Look in VA
FatherJohn Michie , 1718, M (1685-1777)
MotherMary (Michie) , 1742, F (~1705-)
Misc. Notes
Michie, David married Michie, Sally on 14 Jul 1800 in Louisa County, Virginia
Kay: Re: your 6/1/99 post. I am a descendant of your George Michie through his son James. George was a son of James Michie (c1750-c1830), who was a son of John Michie (c1685-1778) deported to Virginia on the Elizabeth & Anne from Liverpool, England in 1716 (along with his friend, James Watson) for participating in the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715.
The only reference to the war of 1812 in the records occurs in 1866, where an enumeration of the family of James Michie, Jr., was presented to the Court. It was there stated, that in that contest that gentleman was a corporal in the company of Captain Estes, of the Virginia militia, and that a land warrant for one hundred and sixty acres was issued to his descendants on that account.
Book: E, Page: 82 - Grantor: Michie, James - Grantee: Hughes, Micajah - Date: 1/8/1776
All of Trinity Parish, Louisa county; £ 50 140 acres; beginning Jeremiah Thompson corner on Beaver creek S30E; 132P; dead pine; N50E; 90P; to Thompson corner pine; N35E; 88P; poplar at a branch; N13W; 80P; corner white oak pine in Dixon's line; S87W; 116P; to the east bank of Beaver creek, along great 108P
MICHIE James 174? Virginia, lt.
Historical reg. of Virginians in the
Rev., soldiers, saliors and marines,
1775-1783. Ed. By John H.
Gwathmey. Richmond, Va. 1938. (13,872p.):547
VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
PART III
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
page 214
Michie, George, S. L., R. Dec. 10, 1781.
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PART III
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
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Michie, Robert, S. L., R. June 12, 1780.
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VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
PART III
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
page 214
Michie, James, S. L., S. Sept. 8, 1777--under S. Richardson.
Kay: Re: your 6/1/99 post. I am a descendant of your George Michie through his son James. George was a son of James Michie (c1750-c1830), who was a son of John Michie (c1685-1778) deported to Virginia on the Elizabeth & Anne from Liverpool, England in 1716 (along with his friend, James Watson) for participating in the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715.
The only reference to the war of 1812 in the records occurs in 1866, where an enumeration of the family of James Michie, Jr., was presented to the Court. It was there stated, that in that contest that gentleman was a corporal in the company of Captain Estes, of the Virginia militia, and that a land warrant for one hundred and sixty acres was issued to his descendants on that account.
Book: E, Page: 82 - Grantor: Michie, James - Grantee: Hughes, Micajah - Date: 1/8/1776
All of Trinity Parish, Louisa county; £ 50 140 acres; beginning Jeremiah Thompson corner on Beaver creek S30E; 132P; dead pine; N50E; 90P; to Thompson corner pine; N35E; 88P; poplar at a branch; N13W; 80P; corner white oak pine in Dixon's line; S87W; 116P; to the east bank of Beaver creek, along great 108P
MICHIE James 174? Virginia, lt.
Historical reg. of Virginians in the
Rev., soldiers, saliors and marines,
1775-1783. Ed. By John H.
Gwathmey. Richmond, Va. 1938. (13,872p.):547
VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
PART III
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
page 214
Michie, George, S. L., R. Dec. 10, 1781.
View full context
VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
PART III
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
page 214
Michie, Robert, S. L., R. June 12, 1780.
View full context
VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
PART III
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
page 214
Michie, James, S. L., S. Sept. 8, 1777--under S. Richardson.
Spouses
1Elizabeth Watson 63, 5G Grandmother, W325, 1472, F
63, 5G Grandmother, W325, 1472, FFatherJames Watson Sr , 1473, M (~1685-1778)
MotherBarbary (Watson) , 1741, F (~1710-1778)
Marriageabt 1755, Louisa Co, VA, US