Descendants of Gilbert McAdam
Generation No. 1
1. GILBERT1 MCADAM He married SARAH KILBY, daughter of
CHRISTOPHER KILBY.
Notes for GILBERT MCADAM:
The New York
Historical Society, Abstract of Wills, 1771-76, published in 1899, Vol. 32, pp
178-9. Will of Christopher Kilby,
Parish of Betchworth, Surry County, England, dated October 29, 1771 "....
my daughter Sarah, wife of Gilbert McAdam of Ayer in North Britain, Esq....
Grandchildrenm Christopher, Martha, Charles, John and William McAdam..."
Children of GILBERT MCADAM and SARAH KILBY are:
i. CHRISTOPHER2 MCADAM.
ii. MARTHA MCADAM.
iii. CHARLES MCADAM.
2. iv. JOHN MCADAM, b. 1770, Lowlands of Scotland; d. August 29, 1840,
Melrose, Ontario.
v. WILLIAM MCADAM.
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN2 MCADAM (GILBERT1) was born 1770 in Lowlands of Scotland, and died
August 29, 1840 in Melrose, Ontario. He
married ELLEN MCKENZIE Abt. 1800 in Scotland, daughter of JOHN MCKENZIE and ELIZABETH MCCREADY. She was born April 07, 1782 in Galloway,
Scotland, and died November 20, 1866 in Melrose, Ontario.
Notes for JOHN MCADAM:
Burial: Melrose United
Church, Middlesex County, Lobo Twp., Ontario
Emigration: 1819,
Lowlands of Scotland
Occupation: Bet.
1820-1840, farmer
Residence: Bet. 1820-1840,
7th Concession, Lot. 13 or 29. London Twp., Middlesex Cty., Ontario
Tradition had it that
when the McAdams came to Canada they stayed awhile in Quebec City where some of
the girls learned to speak French, although later in life they refused to speak
it.
According to Peter
Bass, "McAdam Families of London,
Ontario" a booklet by Ted McAdam of Arren, Michigan written between 1959
and 1989. The booklet refers to a family
Bible with birth, death and marriage dates.
Westminster Township
Named after
Westminster, England
Early settlers
include: O'Dell Family, William Proudfoot, Sumner Family
Principal Settlement
-- Lambeth (first settled by Abraham Patrick in 1810)
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Husband's Name
John MCADAM (AFN:1GNT-46)
Born:
Abt. 1801 Place: Ayrshire, Scotland