John A. McBride

Family/Spouse: Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Living

Notes:

*1858 - Illinois Regional Archives Depository:
John J. McBride and Lucretta A. Wilbourn were married on 8/14/1858
*(Vol C, pg 237, Marion Co., IL - no license #).
Certificate of Record of Marriage, Marion Co., IL gives name as Lucrecia A. Wilbourn. They were married by Alex McClelland, Justice of the Peace.
(Copy in possession of writer.)

*1860 Census, Central City Twp, Marion Co., IL Household #489/491:
John A. McBride ... 27 M TN laborer ( John J. )
Madeline .............. 23 F IL (Adeline)
William ............. 9/12 M IL (Henry)

*1861 - From Office of the Secretary of State, Illinois State Archives, Springfield, Illinois - from the Muster and Descriptive Rolls of Illinois Civil War Units:
John J. McBride enlisted as a Private in Company F, 48th Infantry, Regiment of Illinois Volunteers in Centralia, Marion Co., IL on October 18, 1861. He was mustered in by Capt. Watson. He was mustered out November 9, 1864 in Chattanooga, TN. At the time of his enlistment he was 29 years old, 5'10" tall, brown hair, gray eyes, fair complexion, and married.
His nativity was Pillowville, Weekley, Tennessee.

*1864 - Fort Henry, Fort Donelson:
From Brinkerhoff"s History of Marion Co., IL by Prof. J. H. G. Brinkerhoff, B. F. Bowen & n.
They were in 24 battles: Shiloh, Corinth, Black River, Jackson, Missionary Ridge, Knoxville, Resaca, Dallas, New Hope Church, Kenesaw Mountain, Sandtown, Decatur, Atlanta, Jonesboro, Lovejoy, Fort McAllister, Savanah and Duck River, South Ediston, Columbia, Bentonville.
John McBride listed as having been mustered out Nov. 9, 1864.

From Civil War Pension Record: His death was caused by a tree falling on him. Richard C. Fathing (a Corporal in the same company as John) of Marion Co., IL signed an affidavit for John's Civil War pension, noting that he was aware that on the 6th day of April 1862 at or near Pittsburg Landing/Shiloh, TN, John J. McBride was disabled while in the line of his duty by a musket ball striking him on the right hip or groin, dislocating the hip joint, from which injury he suffered during the remainder of his term of service.
Affidavit also given by William J. Adams who was a Sergeant in the same company (Co. F 48 Regt, Ill Infantry Vol.). John signed affidavit that he received his wound in the Battle of Shiloh, TN on April 6, 1862 and was treated in the General Hospital at Savannah, TN in regimental hospital of the 48th Ills. and in convalescent camp at Huntsville, Ala.

*1876 Brainard - John J. & Letushia sold to Allen D. Wolcott 165 acres on 6-32-15 for $500.

*1880 Census, Port Orford Precinct, Curry Co., OR, E.D. 35, page 425:
John J. McBride W M .......47 IL miner.
Adeline L. wife ..................43 IL
Henry W. son ...................20 IL miner
Cynthia A. dau ..................17 IL
Effie B. dau ......................14 IL
Annie M. d ........................11 IL
Jerusha E. dau ..................9 IL
John A. son ........................7 OR
Lillie M. dau ......................3 OR
Deadmond, John R. bodr 32 IL

*1890 Census, Oregon (special schedule of the 11th census enumerating Union veterans and of Union veterans of the Civil War): John J. McBride listed as deceased, wife Adaline, widowed., Curry Co., Port Orford Pct.

Port Orford Cemetery (Masonic Knapp Cemetery):
McBride, John J. 11/27/1833 - 3/25/1889
McBride, Lutetia A. 1/23/1837 - 10/19/1920 wife of John J.
McBride, Annie E. 3/9/1891 22 years, 1 month, 22 days (wife of Henry William McBride)

IN 1909: Company, Publishers, Indianapolis:
One company of the 48th Infantry was made up almost entirely of Marion Co. men.

Misc. Notes:
E-mail from Kerry Acker (kacker99@ultravision.net): has an American Tennessee McBride b 1835 Weakley Co., TN. She m Irvin Curlee about 1852, place and exact date unknown.

John married Lutisha Adeline Wilbourn on 14 Aug 1858 in Central City, Marion, Illinois, USA. Lutisha (daughter of Peter W Wilbourn and Jerusha Deadmond) was born on 25 Jan 1837 in Marion, Illinois, USA; died on 19 Oct 1920 in Pixley, Tulare, California, USA; was buried in Oct 1920 in Port Orford Cem. Curry Co. OR.(Masonic Knapp Cem.). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

*1910 Census Curry Co., Port Orford, OR: HH #35/37
Lutisha A. McBride, 73, living with her daughter Lilly McBride Johnson.

*1920 Census Curry Co., Port Orford, OR:
Lutisha A. McBride living with her daughter Lilly McBride Johnson.

*1920: - Nov. 30 -(Coos Co. OR. index of wills.)
Probate entered for a Lutishia McBride, decd 1776/6

Certificate of death (copy in possession of writer): Indicates her birth date is 1/23/1836 and she was 84 years 8 months and 26 days at the time of her death. Lived in Pixley for only 21 days before her death. Prior to that, she lived in Port Orford, OR.
At the time of her death, information was given by S. E. Masters (Marsters), Pixley, CA. Cause of death given as asthenia superinduced by endocrine disfunction. (Lutisha must have been visiting her daughter Anna Mary (Laurie) McBride Marsters at the time of her death.)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Marion, Illinois, USA

Notes:

*1830 Census Marion Co., IL pg 194 no twp listed: (reviewed at West Los Angeles LDS) Peter W. Wilborn:
1 male 20-30 (b 1800-1810)
2 females under 5 (b 1825-1830)
1 female 10-15 (b 1815-1825)
(John Wilborn listed next door)
IRAD: (send for information)
*1837 - Peter Wilbourn 5/6/1837 Federal Sale
*1837 - Peter Wilbourn 3/24/1837 Federal Sale
*1838 - Peter Wilbourn 10/29/1838 Federal Sale
*1840 - Cert. #9151 - Peter Wilbourne purchased 40 acres in NENE, Quarter 31, Twp 2-N, Range 1-E, Fract. N.
*1843 - Online Illinois Marriages: Peter W. Wilburn & Cynthia C. Scott, Marion Co., IL 9/10/1843, Book A, pg 17.
Peter, John and Wm. Wilburn were early settlers in Odin Township, Marion Co., IL. Peter settled in the south-west corner of the twp, and the two latter settled near the Silas Barr place. Peter and William died in the county. John moved to Texas, where he died. The first school was taught in an empty cabin that stood near Silas Barr's in 1834, and Peter Wilburn was the first teacher. The first regular school house was built of logs, and stood near the McClelland graveyard.

Peter married Jerusha Deadmond on 14 Nov 1826 in Orange, North Carolina, USA. Jerusha (daughter of Thomas Deadmond and Elizabeth Milliorn) was born on 21 Jan 1810 in Bedford, Virginia, USA; died on 31 Mar 1843 in Marion, Illinois, USA; was buried on 3 Apr 1843 in Deadmond Cemetery, Marion, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Mary (Moley) Wilkes about 1798 in Lynchburg, Campbell, Virginia, USA. Mary (daughter of Isaac Wilkes and Tabitha Elizabeth Branch) was born on 28 Nov 1770 in Bladen, North Carolina, USA; died about 1839 in Salem, Marion, Illinois, USA; was buried in Deadmond Cemetery, Marion, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Mary Wilkes

Notes:

This relationship to William Wilbourn is very tenuous. No strong proof. Approached from William Wilbourn information.

Notes:

Thomas had the occasion to change the spelling of his name from "Deadman" to "Deadmond". He signed many documents, Thomas Deadmond, and some as Thomas Deadman. Evidently he did this so as not to get him confused with other Thomas Deadman's in the area! He had received some "Tax Liens" for another Thomas Deadman and was almost arrested with a "Paulpers Warrant" !

Source:
From: "Lois Arthur" in Indiana
To: "Floyd Dedmon" in Texas
Date: Sat, 6 May 2000 13:16:57 -0500
Subject: Re: Deadmonds of NC & IL.
William 's son, Thomas, is my ancestor,
My line continued with their son.
*Joseph Deadmond and wife, Susannah Wilbourn
*Jeremiah Deadmond and Mary Francis Ennis
*Ora Deadmond Parish and Frank Parish
*Wilbur L. Parish and Rosa Schultz
*Lois Ann Parish (myself) and Melvin Franklin Arthur
*Cody Allen Arthur

Thomas Deadman, born 1784 in North Carolina. He changed the spelling of his name from Deadman to Deadmond. He migrated to Virginia and married Elizabeth Milliron in Bedford County, Virginia He had several children born in Orange County, North Carolina and at lease one born in Bedford County, Virginia. Thomas migrated to Marion County, Illinois by covered wagon in 1827 and died there in 1851. Thomas and Elizabeth settled in Marion County, Illinois and their many descendents branched off in all directions.

*1809 - From Bedford Co., VA Marriage On-Line:
Thomas Deadmons & Elizabeth Millirons, d/o of Henry & Catharener Millirons. Valentine Leftwich, Surety. Married by John Ayers 6/1/1809. Marriage bond dated 5/27/1809.

*1827 - From History of Marion & Clinton Cos, Ill (1881): (pg 46 & pg 246) Thomas Deadmond, a Virginian, was the first settler in what is now Odin township. He arrived in 1827 by "Wagon Train". Had 10 children. See complete article in possession of writer.

*1827 - From Deadmond Genealogy submitted by Mary K. Lyons to Footprints of Marion Co., IL, Vol. 4 (or H), No. 3:
Thomas Deadmond and his family lived in Bedford Co., VA, Orange Co., NC and "Middle Tennessee" before coming to Marion Co., IL in 1827. One of his daughters, Denishah Hayes, told in her later days of "walking behind the wagon from Tennessee to Illinois."

*1827 - From Brinkerhoff's History of Marion Co: Cold weather caught them off guard in 1827 and they built a lean to to spend the winter in. The Deadmond Cemetery is now located on part of this land and 152 years later some of the ffth and sixth generations of the family still live there. It is said the first person to be buried in the Deadmond Cemetery was "an Indian who rode through on horseback and became sick. Thomas took him in and nursed him but he died and was buried under an old oak tree near the north fence."
Had we known Thomas Deadmond, I do believe we would have found him a busy man. It is said that he ran a trading post and was a Justice of the Peace. In the Deadmond Family Bible (now in the possession of Riley Deadmond), we find the births and deaths of the family.

*1827 - From Marion Co. Sesquicentennial Book 1823-1973:
Thomas Deadmond, a Virginian, was Odin township's first settler. He arrived in the southern part in 1827. The season was well advanced. He erected a shed-home with the roof slanting toward the north and south wall left open. A log fire afforded warmth and a cooking area. Mr. Deadmond entered eighty acres in Section 28 in January 1837.

*1837 - IRAD: (land sales),Thomas Deadmond 4/25/1837 Federal Sale, James Deadmond 1/12/1837
*1838 - Cert. #5848 - Thomas Deadmond purchased 160 acres in Marion Co., IL: SE Sec. 28, Twp 2-N, Range 1-E, Fract. N, 3rd principal meridian.
*1839 - Cert #7323 - Thomas Deadmond purchased 40 acres in Marion Co., IL: NW Quarter of the NE quarter of Section 28, in Twp 2-N.
*1839 - Cert #7313 - Thomas Deadmond purchased 40 acres in Marion Co., IL: SENE Quarter, Sect. 28, Twp 2-N, Range 1-E, Fract. N.
*1840 Census Marion Co., IL: Deadman, Thomas, 01110001-0011001

Following are references for Deadmond Family genealogy:
Footprints of Marion County:
Vol 4, #3, pgs 8, 13 & 14, and 32 thru 44
Vol 4, #4, pgs 13 & 41
Vol 5, #4, pg 39
Vol 6, #3, pg 44
Vol 7, #3, pg 35
Misc. Marriages of Marion Co., IL, pgs 3 & 4, Odin History pg 113
Misc. Notes:
Cole, James R. & Frances Wilbourne m 17 July 1826, Thos Deadmon, bondsman. (From Marriages of Orange Co., NC, 1779-1868, compiled by Brnet H. Holcomb 1983.)
Dunnigan, Sharewaqrd & Cynthia Warren 3 June 1823; Thomas Deadmon, bm.
Long, William H. & Emma Ellis 9 Jan 1866; John D. Wilborn, bm.
Compliments of:
Lois Arthur in Indiana

Thomas married Elizabeth Milliorn on 1 Jun 1809 in Bedford, Virginia, USA. Elizabeth was born on 24 Aug 1793 in Bedford, Virginia, USA; died on 19 Feb 1862 in Marion, Illinois, USA; was buried in Deadmond Cemetery, Marion, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Elizabeth Milliron