Individual Details

Anna Hamilton

(11 Oct 1781 - 10 Jan 1845)



The family Bible states that Ann McBee, daughter of William Hamilton departed this life on the 10th of January 1845. She was 63 years old the 11th of October before she died. She left ten sons and two daughters to mourn the loss of a tender Mother.

Data on FindAGrave lists Anne Hamilton's parents as William Hamilton and Elizabeth McFarren.

Events

Birth11 Oct 1781
Marriage2 Nov 1797Grainger County, Tennessee - Samuel McBee
Death10 Jan 1845

Families

SpouseSamuel McBee (1772 - 1858)
ChildWilliam McBee (1798 - )
ChildIsaac McBee (1800 - 1870)
ChildCaswell McBee (1802 - )
ChildAlexander McBee (1804 - )
ChildElizabeth McBee (1807 - 1860)
ChildPleasant McBee (1809 - 1880)
ChildSamuel McBee (1811 - )
ChildLabourne McBee (1813 - 1896)
ChildMary Ann McBee (1815 - )
ChildJohn McBee (1818 - )
ChildCalvin M. McBee (1820 - 1870)
ChildJames Hamilton McBee (1823 - 1853)

Endnotes

1. Family data, Probably kept by Samuel McBee; with additions by sons William & Calvin. Family Bible, "The Old Testament translated out of the original Hebrew and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. Together with the Apocrypha done by the special command of King James I. of England., (Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, No. Market-Street, 1812); original owned in 2010 by Cherie Checksfield at , .

2. Family data, Probably kept by Samuel McBee; with additions by sons William & Calvin. Family Bible, "The Old Testament translated out of the original Hebrew and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. Together with the Apocrypha done by the special command of King James I. of England., (Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, No. Market-Street, 1812); original owned in 2010 by Cherie Checksfield at , .

3. Family data, Probably kept by Samuel McBee; with additions by sons William & Calvin. Family Bible, "The Old Testament translated out of the original Hebrew and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. Together with the Apocrypha done by the special command of King James I. of England., (Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, No. Market-Street, 1812); original owned in 2010 by Cherie Checksfield at , .