David Irvine

• General Notes
  • http://books.google.com/books?id=sGtVAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA156
    
    DAVID IRVINE was born May 29, 1721; he died October 17, 1804.
    On July 21, 1754, in Bedford county, Virginia, he was married
    by the Rev. McKee, to Jane Kyle, who died February
    15, 1809. Thirteen children: (
    1). Christopher, born September 11, 1755; killed by Indians
    in Ohio, about October 6, 1786. He married Lydia
    Calloway, daughter of Colonel Richard Calloway. He
    left three children, Mary, Fannie and David C. Mary
    was born in Madison county, Kentucky, March 4, 1784;
    married John Hart, and died in Fayette county, Ken-
    
    tucky, September 14, 1869. Fannie married Robert
    Caldwell. (
    2). Mary, born September 15, 1757; married Christopher (?)
    Adams; died February 22, 1803. (
    3). Elizabeth, born January 5, 1760; married Hale Talbot,
    and died. (
    4). Anne, born May 18, 1761; married Richard Goggin
    September 28, 1791, and died. (
    5). William, born in Campbell county, Virginia, June 2,
    1763; married Elizabeth Hockaday; died in Madison
    county, Kentucky, January 20, 1819. (
    6). Magdalene, born July 6, 1765; married (1) Bourne Price
    December 26, 1787; (2) Pittman; died January
    25, 1830. (
    7). Sarah, born January 9, 1767; married Goggin, and
    died about 1832. (
    8). Jane, born July 2, 1769; married Archibald Curle, September
    29, 1791; died July -, 1833. (
    9). Robert, born March -, 1771; died October -, 1818. (
    10). Frances, born 41st, 177 -; married Rowland,
    and died. (
    11). Margaret, born April 6, 1774; married John Page
    December 18, 179-; died August 2, 1860. (
    12). Amelia, born June 25, 1775; married Isaac Hockaday,
    March 31, 1796; died July 13, 1830. (
    13). Sophie, born December 11, 1779; married William Fox,1
    May 13, 1802; died in Somerset, Ky., October 13, 1833.
    The foregoing is taken from David Irvine's family Bible; the
    record is now with Mrs. Sophie Boyd. This is a correct copy. A. M.
    SEA, JR., 1895.