Charles Lee Mudd Jr. Genealogy - Person Sheet
Birth DateBET 1762 AND 1763
Death Date2 May 1840 Age: 78
Death PlaceSaratoga Springs, Saratoga County, New York
Death MemoI had December 2, 1840 with a ?. This was changed per below on , December 20, 1998 because the Elizabeth must be James W.'s mother., , "Elizabeth Chestney died May 2 1840 aged 77 years.", Scrapbooks of Cornelius Durkee, per email from:, , Fri, 18 Dec 1998 11:00:25 -0500, "Lynn E. Calvin" <lynn-n-suzy-calvin@worldnet.att.net>, , Entire email unparsed is in file and James W.'s name card.
Death Date2 May 1840 Age: 78
Death PlaceSaratoga Springs, Saratoga County, New York
Death MemoI had December 2, 1840 with a ?. This was changed per below o, n , December 20, 1998 because the Elizabeth must be James W.'s m, other., , "Elizabeth Chestney died May 2 1840 aged 77 years.", S, crapbooks of Cornelius Durkee, per email from:, , Fri, 18 Dec 19, 98 11:00:25 -0500, "Lynn E. Calvin" <lynn-n-suzy-calvin@worldnet, .att.net>, , Entire email unparsed is in file and James W.'s nam, e card.
Burial Dateaft 2 May 1840
Burial PlaceWhitford Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, New York
Misc. Notes
Wed, 10 Feb 1999 08:09:30 -0500
"William H. McNitt" <william.mcnitt@fordlib.nara.gov>
Charles,
Besides proximity, one of the reasons you may believe that your
Elizabeth belongs to the Salem, NY branch of the family is because so
little is known of the daughters in that family. I don't have any
proven daughters of Alexander McNitt/McNutt and his wife Elizabeth of
Salem, but do have the following three who might be daughters:
1. Margaret m. 24 Sept 1778 to James Bolton
2. Elizabeth (1761-1835) m. William Rogers
3. Sarah m. 10 August 1786 to Alexander Bolton
Obviously, if the Elizabeth who married William Rogers really was a
daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth that would make it extremely
unlikely that your Elizabeth fits into this family. William Rogers
was the brother of Mary Rogers who married Alexander and Elizabeth's
son Daniel. One source says that William Rogers married a daughter
of Daniel, but given her age she could not have been a daughter but
might have been a sister.
Bill McNitt
______________
March 1, 1999
Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York.
Some information on McNitt/McNutt. It seems that Captain Alexander
McNitt in Salen 1720-1817 might be a candidate for father, his wife
was Elizabeth. Also could be one of Alexander's sons being the
father: John, Andrew, David, John. Some others listed as in file.
Inquiry sent to historian re wills. Will also post to McNutt site.
"William H. McNitt" <william.mcnitt@fordlib.nara.gov>
Charles,
Besides proximity, one of the reasons you may believe that your
Elizabeth belongs to the Salem, NY branch of the family is because so
little is known of the daughters in that family. I don't have any
proven daughters of Alexander McNitt/McNutt and his wife Elizabeth of
Salem, but do have the following three who might be daughters:
1. Margaret m. 24 Sept 1778 to James Bolton
2. Elizabeth (1761-1835) m. William Rogers
3. Sarah m. 10 August 1786 to Alexander Bolton
Obviously, if the Elizabeth who married William Rogers really was a
daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth that would make it extremely
unlikely that your Elizabeth fits into this family. William Rogers
was the brother of Mary Rogers who married Alexander and Elizabeth's
son Daniel. One source says that William Rogers married a daughter
of Daniel, but given her age she could not have been a daughter but
might have been a sister.
Bill McNitt
______________
March 1, 1999
Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York.
Some information on McNitt/McNutt. It seems that Captain Alexander
McNitt in Salen 1720-1817 might be a candidate for father, his wife
was Elizabeth. Also could be one of Alexander's sons being the
father: John, Andrew, David, John. Some others listed as in file.
Inquiry sent to historian re wills. Will also post to McNutt site.
Misc. Notes
Surnames listed McNitt, McNutt, McNill
___________________
Wed, 10 Feb 1999 08:09:30 -0500
"William H. McNitt" <william.mcnitt@fordlib.nara.gov>
Charles,
Besides proximity, one of the reasons you may believe that your
Elizabeth belongs to the Salem, NY branch of the family is because so
little is known of the daughters in that family. I don't have any
proven daughters of Alexander McNitt/McNutt and his wife Elizabeth of
Salem, but do have the following three who might be daughters:
1. Margaret m. 24 Sept 1778 to James Bolton
2. Elizabeth (1761-1835) m. William Rogers
3. Sarah m. 10 August 1786 to Alexander Bolton
Obviously, if the Elizabeth who married William Rogers really was a
daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth that would make it extremely
unlikely that your Elizabeth fits into this family. William Rogers
was the brother of Mary Rogers who married Alexander and Elizabeth's
son Daniel. One source says that William Rogers married a daughter
of Daniel, but given her age she could not have been a daughter but
might have been a sister.
Bill McNitt
______________
March 1, 1999
Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York.
Some information on McNitt/McNutt. It seems that Captain Alexander
McNitt in Salen 1720-1817 might be a candidate for father, his wife
was Elizabeth. Also could be one of Alexander's sons being the
father: John, Andrew, David, John. Some others listed as in file.
Inquiry sent to historian re wills. Will also post to McNutt site.
___________________
Wed, 10 Feb 1999 08:09:30 -0500
"William H. McNitt" <william.mcnitt@fordlib.nara.gov>
Charles,
Besides proximity, one of the reasons you may believe that your
Elizabeth belongs to the Salem, NY branch of the family is because so
little is known of the daughters in that family. I don't have any
proven daughters of Alexander McNitt/McNutt and his wife Elizabeth of
Salem, but do have the following three who might be daughters:
1. Margaret m. 24 Sept 1778 to James Bolton
2. Elizabeth (1761-1835) m. William Rogers
3. Sarah m. 10 August 1786 to Alexander Bolton
Obviously, if the Elizabeth who married William Rogers really was a
daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth that would make it extremely
unlikely that your Elizabeth fits into this family. William Rogers
was the brother of Mary Rogers who married Alexander and Elizabeth's
son Daniel. One source says that William Rogers married a daughter
of Daniel, but given her age she could not have been a daughter but
might have been a sister.
Bill McNitt
______________
March 1, 1999
Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York.
Some information on McNitt/McNutt. It seems that Captain Alexander
McNitt in Salen 1720-1817 might be a candidate for father, his wife
was Elizabeth. Also could be one of Alexander's sons being the
father: John, Andrew, David, John. Some others listed as in file.
Inquiry sent to historian re wills. Will also post to McNutt site.
Spouses
1William Chestney 
329,330, M
329,330, MDeath Date22 OCT 1799?
Birth Dateca 1767
Birth PlaceEngland
OccupationWeaver
FatherAlexander Chesney , M (ca1716-1813)
MotherJane McMolly , F (1722-1814)