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Agnes Stevenson 1700–1751 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 02 Nov 1700

Birth Location: Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland

Death Date: 1751

Death Location: West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania

Father: John Stevenson

Mother: Marion Mann

Spouse(s): John (McAdoo)

Children(s): Martha McAdow

The story of Agnes Stevenson began in 1700 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Agnes Stevenson married John Mcadow Mcadoo, and had children including Andrew Mcadow Mcadoo, Isabell Mcadow Mcadoo, John Mcadow Mcadoo Jr, Martha Stevenson Mcadow. Agnes Stevenson passed away in 1751 in West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania.

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Biography

  • The story of Agnes Stevenson began in 1700 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
  • Agnes Stevenson married John Mcadow Mcadoo, and had children including Andrew Mcadow Mcadoo, Isabell Mcadow Mcadoo, John Mcadow Mcadoo Jr, Martha Stevenson Mcadow.
  • Agnes Stevenson passed away in 1751 in West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Immediate Family

Parents

John Stevenson
1667–
Birth Location: Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Marion Mann
1670–
Birth Location: Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
MM

Spouses(s)

John (McAdoo)
1690–1751
Birth Location: Scotland
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Children(s)

Martha McAdow
1725–1789
Birth Location: Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
MM

Agnes Stevenson's Ancestors

Self
Agnes Stevenson
1700–1751
Birth Place: Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Parents
John Stevenson
1667–
Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
Marion Mann
1670–
Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Agnes Stevenson's Descendants

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Agnes Stevenson (02 Nov 1700–1751) m. John (McAdow) (McAdoo) (1690–16 November 1751)
  1. 1. Martha (Stevenson) McAdow 1725–1789 m. Robert Criswell 1720–1790
    1. 1. David Criswell 1762–1841 m. Lydia Criswell 1763–1825
      1. 1. Sarah Criswell 1793–1853 m. Moore 1795–1834
        1. 1. David (Criswell) Moore 1818–1897 m. Lucinda (Josephine) Stuckey 1833–1899
        2. 2. Melvina Moore 1832–1887
        3. 3. Sarah (Jane) Moore 1827–1858
      2. 2. Margaret Criswell 1811–1876 m. Harrison Claxon 1808–1841
        1. 1. James (Newton) Claxon 1834–1923
        2. 2. Cassius Claxon 1835–1880
        3. 3. Nancy (J) Claxon 1842–1860
        4. 4. Sarah (Ann) Claxon 1831–1897
        5. 5. Malvina Claxon 1833–1880 m. Walter Sewell 1828–1899
        6. 6. Liddia Claxon 1834–1854
        7. 7. David (Harrison) Claxon 1838–1921 m. Amanda (S.) Sewell 1840–1904
      3. 3. Eleanor ("Nellie") Criswell 1803–1858
      4. 4. Polly Criswell 1787–1840
      5. 5. Anna Criswell 1786–1870
      6. 6. Robert Criswell 1792–1860
      7. 7. Hugh Criswell 1797–1843
      8. 8. Mariah ((Mary)) Criswell 1805–1850
      9. 9. William Criswell 1803–1887
      10. 10. David Criswell 1798–1880 m. Harriett (Agnes) Douthitt 1814–
        1. 1. Evaline Criswell 1836–1911 m. Lawson (Clarkson) Sr 1827–1911
    2. 2. Catherine Criswell 1741–1832
    3. 3. James (McCallister) Criswell 1743–1816
    4. 4. Eliza Criswell 1755–
    5. 5. Samuel Criswell 1755–
    6. 6. Robert Criswell 1758–1842
    7. 7. Andrew Criswell 1759–1811
    8. 8. Hugh Criswell 1759–1826
    9. 9. Margaret Criswell 1765–
    10. 10. George (Joseph) Criswell 1770–1812
    11. 11. Samuel Criswell 1770–

Agnes Stevenson's Timeline

2 Records

1700
02 Nov 1700
Birth of Agnes Stevenson in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
1751
1751
Age 51
Death of Agnes Stevenson in West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania
West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 02 Nov 1700
    Event Place: Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1751
    Event Place: West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania
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