C. Richard McClure, two sons over sixteen, three under sixteen; two daughters. Rovolutionary soldier, pensioned 1830.
In Mecklenburg County, 1790:
A. John McClure, Jr., three sons over sixteen, one under sixteen; two daughters.
B. John McClure, Jr., two sons under sixteen, three daughters. Probably son of Mathew.
C. Moses McClure, son of Thomas; two sons under sixteen, two daughters.
D. Moses McClure, Jr., single. Probably of the Rockbridge family. See p. 140.
E. Capt. Mathew McClure.
F. Thos. McClure, Sr., one son over sixteen, one under sixteen, one daughter. Revolutionary soldier, ensign, wounded and pensioned. See p. 131.
G. Thomas McClure, Jr., married. No children. Probably son of Mathew.
H. "Widow" McClure, one son over sixteen, one under sixteen; one daughter. Possibly the wife of Captain John McClure, of South Carolina, who died in Charlotte 1780.
I. William McClure, two sons over sixteen, two under sixteen; five daughters. Probable brother of Captain Mathew McClure.
In Orange County, 1790:
Henry McClure, two polls and 1,230 acres of land.
John McLure died in Mecklenburg County 1817. His will is recorded. Book E, p. 21, Charlotte, N. C. He married about 1774, Ann McKragan. Six children:
I. Hugh, b. about 1775, and died single in Mecklenburg County 1840. His will is recorded, Book H, p. 74, Charlotte.
II. Thomas, b. 1779, and d. 1860. He m. 1825 Ann Ferris Camfield. Son,
- 1. Judge John Joseph McLure, a prominent citizen and Elder in the Purity Presbyterian church,
