Andrew McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Sep 26, 1787 - Epsom, NH Christening: Death: Bef 1832 - Possibly At Sea Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: General Michael McClary Mother: Sarah Dearborn
Spouses and Children
1. *Mehitable Harris Duncan Marriage: Jun 11, 1812 - Concord, NH Children: 1. Louisa M. McClary
Notes
General:
From John McClary and his Descendants by Epsom Historial Gilbert Knowles
'The General's (Michael McClary) second son, Andrew, had a roving disposition. He was born Sept. 26, 1787. He married Mehitable Duncan of Concord in 1813. He was a Captain in the War of 1812 and very soon after the War he went to England. He enetered the British Army, deserted, and started for Calcutta on a vessel out of Portsmouth, England. He was never heard of again. He had one daughter by his Concord marriage and there may be descendants. The General had a clause in his will making a bequest to Andrew in case he was found alive, but he was never heard of at all.'
NH Gazette 6-2-1812
Attention ye Brave !
CITIZENS AND PATRIOTS !
YOUR country having been insulted her rights most wantonly violated, her seamen plundered on the high seas, and ignominiously enslaved by the tyrants of the ocean, the government of the United States, after having exerted all amicable and pacisick means to redress the manifold wrongs, which for years have accumulated beyond further endurance, has determined to vindicate the dignity and honor of the republic in the field of battle, and calls on all the friends to its laws, independence and constitution to rally round the standard of liberty, prepared to nobly defend its dearest privileges or perish in the glorious attempt.
When the drubbing drum summons you to the field, and the trumpet of war sounds the charge to victory or death, each gallant spirit will rush to the standard of union and emulate the deeds of the heroes of the revolution. Like them every real American will contend for the honor of the battlefield. Inspired by the brilliant achievements of Bunker's heights, the plains of Saratoga, Monmouth and Yorktown, the glories of a military procession must rouse into valorous exertion the exalted faculties of the martial foul.
You are called upon to wage no predatory war for the personal ag__ndizement of a remorseless despot _ _ fight for your birth rights, __ and fortunes, your wives, __ and children.
Your country offers to every able __ between the age of 18 __, who nobly tenders his services, sixteen dollars bounty, on enlistment, five dollars a month, feeds and clothes you better than any troops on the globe, and after the expiration of the time for which you enlisted, presents you three months pay over your annual compensation, and an hundred and sixty acre of excellent land, on which you can settle, make a productive farm, and rear up a host of patriots to defend your country's rights and honor.
What a glorious opportunity is now presented you to acquire the never fading laurels of the soldier, reputation and fortune. With zeal then step forth as the impregnable ramparts of freedom and become enrolled among the gallant defenders of your country.
20 active young men may be enrolled for only 18 months; and will be entitled to all the above emoluments except the land.
All disposed to serve their country will do well to apply immediately at the rendezvous in Epsom or Dover.
ANDREW McCLARY
Captain of Infantry, U.S. Army
NH Gazette 8-11-1812
Major Andrew McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1729 Christening: Death: Jun 17, 1775 - Bunker Hill Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: Andrew McClary Mother: Agnes
Spouses and Children
1. *Elizabeth McCrillis Marriage: Children: 1. James Harvey McClary 2. Margaret McClary 3. Andrew McClary 4. John McClary 5. William McClary 6. Elizabeth McClary 7. Nancy McClary
Notes
General:
From early newspapers:
12-30-1774
PORTSMOUTH
We hear from Greenland that a large Number of the most respectable Inhabitants of that Town convened on Saturday the 17th Day of December current, at the House of Mr. John Folsom, Innholder in said Town, and by erecting a LIBERTY POLE, and by several Votes there passed discovered the firmest Attachment to the Cause of Liberty and a fix'd Determination to defend the Priviledge of Americans with their Lives and Fortunes.
N.B. The above Conduct & Determination being very disagreeable to Col. March, he enter'd his Dissent, and said none but lazy, idle Fellows, such as your Andrew McClarys and Jo Cilley;s would have anything to do with such Business, and that he would indemnify any one that would cut the Pole down.
1-9-1775
I Find it absolutely denied in your Last that Col. March ever said that none but lazy idle Fellows such as your Andrew McClary's and Jo Cilley's would have any Thing to do with such Business, That he did then and there as formerly mentioned in you Paper utter those very identical Words the following Gentlemen are at any Time ready when properly called upon the make solemn Oath to the Truth of William Haines, Thomas Berry, John Weeks.
All persons thus have any demands against the estate of Major ANDREW McCLARY, late of Epsom, deceased, are required(?) to bring in their claims to ELIZABETH McCLARY, Administratrix to said estate, in order for settlement. And these persons who are indebted to said estate are requested to make speedy payment, otherwise they must expect to settle the consequence without further notice.
Elizabeth McClary, Administratrix
Epsom, November 22, 1780
T O B E S O L D
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the house of Elizabeth McClary, innholder in Epsom, on Tuesday the seventh day of January next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon (by virtue of a licence from the honorable Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for the county of Rockingham) the following lots of land in Epsom, aforesaid, viz. One lot in the first range, No 12, containing 26 acres \endash one lot No 3,in the second range, containing 30 acres \endash one half the lot No 61, in the same range, containing by grant about 52 acres, mostly under improvement, with a barn and orchard thereon; - also part of the lot No 105 in the third range, containing about 45 acres; - likewise one lot in Pittsfield, containing 50 acres, which was originally part of the right of Thomas Westbrook Esq; - also, the common and undivided land belonging to the said 50 acre lot. \endash
Said lands, are part of the real estate of Andrew McClary, late of Epsom, aforesaid, Esq; deceased. Conditions of sale to be seen at time and place.
Epsom, December 16, 1782
State of New Hampshire, Rochingham
By leave from the Honorable Philip White, Esq. judge of porbate, for the county of Rockingham, will be sold at public vendue at the house of Elizabeth McClary, in Epsom, on Monday the 27th day of March, instant, at two of the clock, afternoon, part of the real estate of of Andrew McClary, late of Epsom, Esq. deceased, viz.
A piece of land in Deerfield, being part of the lot No. 25, in the 8th range, containing 60 acres, well watered, with a considerable quantity of oak and pine timber standing thereon, and produces yearly, about 8 or 10 tons of hay.
Another piece of land lying in Epsom, being one of the home lots, in said town, containing (by grant) 50 acres, pleasantly situated, lying on the road that leads through said town, and adjoining to the home lot that Major Amos Morrill now lives on. -- Said land has, for a number of years, been under improvement; has on it a good ORCHARD, that will produce 12 barrels of cyder yearly, is well watered, and pasturing sufficient to keep (in the season of pasturing) six cows; and as good for tillage and mowing as any in said town, according to the quantity of acres.
Conditions of sale to be seen at time and place.
ELIZABETH McCLARY, Adm. to said estate.
Epsom, March 1, 1786
From NH State Papers: An Account of Sundry losses sustained by Major Andrew McClary in a late Battle between the regular troops and the Americans at Charlestown Neck, and services done toward his burial.
To a New Bridle lostL0.6.0
To a pair of silver knee buckles0.6.0
To keeping a horse 6 weeks at Col
Royals at 6 s per week1.16.0
To a coffin for the deceased1.0.0
To digging a grave for deceased0.6.0
To 1 pair pistols formerly omitted1.4.0
TOTAL5.4.0
Andrew McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Jul 8, 1796 - Epsom, NH Christening: Death: 1877 - Compton, Quebec, Canada Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: William McClary Mother: Isabel Dickey
Spouses and Children
1. *Hannah Folsom Marriage: Jun 1, 1818 Children: 1. Florinda McClary 2. Caroline Wallace Marriage: Jul 10, 1825 - Compton, Quebec, Canada Children: 1. John McClary 2. Cornelia McClary 3. Albert W. McClary 4. Jane Adeline McClary 5. Isabella McClary 6. Mary Caroline McClary 7. Eliza Chamberlain McClary 8. Marcella McClary 9. Andrew McClaryAndrew McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Apr 11, 1790 - Epsom, NH Christening: Death: Sep 17, 1867 - Peacham, Caledonia, VT Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: Andrew McClary Mother: Polly Allen
Spouses and Children
1. *Abigail Ricker Marriage: Apr 5, 1814 - Newbury, VT Children: 1. Isaac Heath McClary 2. Ira L. McClary 3. Mary Ricker McClary 4. Orison Ricker McClary 5. Andrew R. McClary 6. Abby McClary 7. Benjamin R. McClary 8. Jane McClary
Notes
General:
Andrew McClary located in the northern part of Groton in 1814, where he cleared a farm, and reared a family of five sons and three daughters. Two of them, Andrew and Ira L., located in Peacham. Ira L. came to this town in 1854, and has since been engaged in mercantile business.
He worked for Joseph Ricker from age 17 to 24 in Newbury, VT, and married his daughter.
Andrew McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Sep 16, 1792 - Epsom, NH Christening: Death: Mar 30, 1793 - Epsom, NH Burial: in McClary-Epsom, NH Center Cemetery, Epsom, NH Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: James Harvey McClary Mother: Elizabeth Dearborn
Notes
General:
Died age 6 months, buried with father in McClary Cemetery, Epsom, NH.
Andrew R. McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Jul 2, 1825 - Groton, VT Christening: Death: Dec 18, 1899 - Vermont Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: Andrew McClary Mother: Abigail Ricker
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Hayden Marriage: Vermont Children: 1. Hayden Andrew McClary 2. William McClary 2. Cercilla Unknown Marriage: After 1860Andrew W. McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Dec 10, 1869 Christening: Death: Mar 29, 1886 Burial: in Arborvitae Cemetery, Lincoln, MA Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: Albert W. McClary Mother: Mary Pierce UnderwoodAndy McClary
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Christening: Death: Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: Orson Rood McClary Mother: Florence UnknownAnn E. McClary
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1844 Christening: Death: Burial: Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: Jonathan McClary Mother: Mahala BrockAnn G. McClary
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: May 19, 1800 - Epsom, NH Christening: Death: Jan 16, 1826 - Concord, NH 36 Burial: in Old North Cemetery, Concord, NH Cause of Death: AFN :
Parents
Father: James Harvey McClary Mother: Elizabeth Dearborn
Notes
General:
Died unmarried of consumption
Death information from the NEHGR Vol. 92 pages 312 & 315, taken from the book kept by John Farmer, born MA 1789 and died Concord, NH 13 Aug 1838 "Deaths at Concord, NH 1792-1836" This source also gives her birth as May 9, 1800.
NH Patriot 1-23-1826 ANNE M'CLARY
In this town (Concord), on Monday morning last, of consumption, Miss Anne McClary, aged 25, youngest daughter of the late Hon. James H. McClary of Epsom. Notwithstanding disease had preyed upon an enfeebled her for about two years, she preserved her hopes of life and cheerful spirits until a short time before her death. She as amiable, lovely, prepossessing; a widowed mother and two sisters are among those who mourn her premature exit.
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