Wrenacres

Abt 1726 - 1800 (~ 74 years)

Name	Charles McLean
Title	Col.
Birth	Abt 1726
Gender	Male
Residence	1760	Guilford, North Carolina, United States
Residence	1768	Gaston, North Carolina, United States
Residence	1796	Logan, Kentucky, United States
_AMTID	162485318498:1030:191555462
_UID	45755C1174714FB6B35A73F126E6B7ED32F1
Death	Nov 1800	Logan, Kentucky, United States
Person ID	I4559	Scott Dickson
Last Modified	27 Dec 2017

Father	John McLean, b. Scotland, United Kingdom
Mother	Moore
Family ID	F2546	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Susan Howard d. May 1812, Logan, Kentucky, United States

Marriage Bef 2 Oct 1762 Roane, Tennessee, United States

Children

+	1. Rebecca McLean, b. Guilford, North Carolina, United States
	2. John McLean, b. Guilford, North Carolina, United States
+	3. Rev. Ephraim McLean, b. 1768, Gaston, North Carolina, United States d. Yes, date unknown

Family ID F957 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 31 Dec 2023

Event Map

	Residence - 1760 - Guilford, North Carolina, United States
	Marriage - Bef 2 Oct 1762 - Roane, Tennessee, United States
	Residence - 1768 - Gaston, North Carolina, United States
	Residence - 1796 - Logan, Kentucky, United States
	Death - Nov 1800 - Logan, Kentucky, United States

Notes

" ... Charles McLean was born about 1726, the son of John McLean of Scotland, whose wife was a stepdaughter of Ephrain Moore, apparently an Ulsterman. They came to near Philadelphia, according to tradition,about 1748-1750. We find Charles and his brother Ephraim McLean in the Alamance Creek district of Guilford County, North Carolina around 1760. Charles married in old Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, in 1763 to Mrs. Susan Howard Allison, Widow and daughter of Dr. Howard of Philadelphia, and settled on lands on Fishing and Allison's Creek,where his two older children were born. He moved to what is Gaston County in 1768.

Col. Charles McLean[1]