Jay married Maud Moore Roberts on 30 Sep 1921. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Larry Roberts Macclintock

William married Jennie Peck on 25 Dec 1895. Jennie was born in 1869; died after 1900. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Susan Morland Gibson on 28 Mar 1860. Susan (daughter of James Mcneilly Gibson and Sarah Whigham) was born on 16 Dec 1839; died on 26 Sep 1920; was buried in West Kortright Cemetery, Delaware Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

DAR Marriages from Delhi NY has:
Meredith, 10/6/1875 by Rev. C.B.Frost, Bellmont E. Georgia of Croton to Susie M. Gibson.

John + Anne Rowland. Anne was born in 1811; died in 1880. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

James McNeilly Gibson was my grgrandfather's brother and executor of their father,William's, will. I am trying to get someone to see if there is a letter of transfer for the family at Gilchrist Memorial Presbyterian Church.
There were SEVEN brothers and they all came over from N.Ireland. I have information on them from the 1830's on because they all show up in the census. You once told me that you had a reunion book for the James Gibson family. Are there any other McNeilly's listed there? I have been to LDS but N. Ireland is a hard place to find information. I'm guessing that Isabelle, the mother was either a McNeilly or a Craig. A Craig was also an executor of William's will.

Catherine Gibson Havemeier

James married Sarah Whigham on 19 Apr 1834 in Delhi, Delaware Co., NY. Sarah (daughter of James Whigham and Susan McMortland) was born on 5 Apr 1814 in Delaware Co., NY; died on 20 Aug 1897 in Delaware Co., NY; was buried in Woodland Cemetery, Delhi, Delaware Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

At the Delaware Co., web site the 1870 census for Kortright shows:

Whigham John 29 WM
Whigham Anna 22 WF
Whigham James 27 WM
Whigham Isabella 26 WF

The 1880 census for Kortright shows:
WHIGHAM Richard WM 63
WHIGHAM Martha P. WF 63
Could these be siblings of Sarah?

The 1900 census for Davenport shows:

Whigham, H.F. July 1842 NY 57 M Boarder Family no. 225
living with the family of John C. and Mary White.

Delaware Co. Cemeteries no longer in use: Coventar Cemetery, Rt #12/across from Turnpike Rd
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nydelawa/h-kcem.html
WHIGHAM, Martha Wilson ? ? Wife of Richard
WHIGHAM, Richard 79y October 19, 1848

At Genforum:
It is possible that your Amelia (1819) is the daughter of Gideon Wickham. Gideon, the son of John Wickham and Thankful Briggs died in Harpersfield I think around 1809. I do not have the information with me now, so apologize for the uncertainty. He did leave a will however.

From: Billy.Stranney@nireland.com (William Stranney)
Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2001 00:02:58 +0100
Subject: [Scotch-Irish] Whigamstown
To: Scotch-Irish-L@rootsweb.com

A couple of weeks ago someone was enquiring about the townland of "Whigamstown" in Bright, Co Down. Well, I have lived in Bright all my life and I had'nt a clue where it was. I assumed it was an old and obsolete name which would be difficult to find. However, I happened to put a laminated copy of the following map:

Discoverer Series - Strangford Lough 1:50000 Sheet 21 (Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland)

on my "study" wall yesterday. Then I looked at it to see all the familiar names and places. There, right in the middle of this area I thought I knew so well, was the word "Whigamstown". I've never heard my family use the name, but it is there all the same. It can be found in Ordnance Survey Sheet 45 (that's the traditional OS sheets). In Griffiths Valuation of 1863 it had 17 properties listed. The names are; Fitsimons(1 mention), Lavery(1), Starkey(3), Stewart(4), Hynes(1), Lowey(1), Ross(1), Denvir(1), McIlheron(1), Hanna(1), Ennis(2). The
immediate lessor (agent or landlord) for 13 of the 17 properties was Aubrey De Vere Beauclerk. The family names mentioned in the Tithe Applotment of 1833 for this townland are very similar if not exactly the same.

From this map it is possible to see exactly where Whigamstown is. There are other Griffiths evaluation maps with property lot numbers on them which often allow one (if one is prepared to put in the time and effort) to identify the precise location of the properties of individual families. I have done this with my "own" townland and been able to identify all the properties or locations of
families who once lived there in 1833, from the information available. This included the identification of family properties that my family either did not know about or had forgotten.