With his family consisting of: Daniel, John, Calvin, Nancy, Norman, Catherine, and Sarah, he moved to Bulloch County, Georgia where he died about 1823.ĭaniel McCranie, Jr., son of Daniel McCranie, R.S., and his wife Catherine Shaw, was born 1772 in Cumberland (now Robeson) County, North Carolina. He served in the Cumberland County Militia during the American Revolution and was pensioned and given land for his service. The Mormons did copy them and have them recorded in the archives."ĭaniel McCranie married Catherine Shaw in Robeson County, North Carolina. I do not have copies of the OPR records, but understand from reliable sources that they are there. I have his brother Murdock christened ApIsle of Jura, ScotlandĪgain OPR records, died in NC as well, had son Daniel b 1745, had son Daniel b 1772 d Jthat married Sarah McMILLAN, we know the rest. Ronald McRaney on 19 February 2000 wrote: "I have Hew/Hugh Aobh christened on AugIsle of Jura, Scotland according to the OPR (Old Parish Registers), died 1788 buried in McKay Cemetery, Lillington, NC. The son, John, was born in North Carolina. He settled in Robeson County and sent for his wife, Marian McLean and children, Calvin, Norman, Catherine, Sarah, and Daniel.
Murdock was born on the Isle of Jura and christened on 8 April 1707. The Heritage of Lowndes County 2000 has of Murdock McCranie that in September 1739, from Argyll on the West Coast of Scotland, Murdock arrived at Cape Fear, North Carolina. 1745, died about 1800, while the latter has parents as Murdock McCranie and Marian McLean: Anthony McCranie, McCranie Isle of Jura Argyllshire, Scotland McCranie Families North Carolina and Georgia, 1987, and The Heritage of Lowndes County 2000, differ in that the former has Hugh and Christian McCranie from Jura, Argyllshire, Scotland as the parents of Daniel McCranie, born ca.
Daniel McCranie was born about 1745 in Scotland.
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