Display Patriot - P-334918 - Mrs Mary BORAM/MACHEN

Mrs Mary BORAM/MACHEN

SAR Patriot #: P-334918

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State of Service: PA      Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service

Birth: Kingston Parish / Gloucester / VA
Death: aft 1790 / Mathews / VA

Qualifying Service Description:

Paid personal property tax, 1782


Additional References:

Hunt, Tax Records of Gloucester Co., VA 1782-1791, Glouster Genealogical Society of VA, 2011, Vol 1, pg 12


Spouse: John Machen
Children: Thomas;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
2016-04-19 DE 68792 Matthew John Barlow Jr. (188809) Thomas   
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UNKNOWN (Unindexed)
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Author: Matthew John Barlow, Jr
Mary Boram Machen’s birth date and place of birth is unknown. Mary lived in Kingston Parish, Gloucester County, Virginia, which is now Mathews County, Virginia. In 1782 Mary paid personal property taxes in Kingston Parish. The revenue was used to support the American Revolution.

Mary Boram married John Machen on December 22, 1767, in Kingston Parish, Gloucester County. Their children include a daughter Mary, born January 21, 1771; a son Thomas, born in 1774 and baptized on April 6, 1774; a daughter Peggy, born April 26, 1777, and a son, John born December 5, 1780.

Her husband John Machen was a Patriot of the American Revolution, also.

Mary Boram Machen’s date and place of death is not known.

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Additional Information:
  • No DAR record located - Aug 2024
  • Married John Machen/Makechine, P-334427


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