flag female ancestor  Elizabeth  ROYCE

  (b. 21 May 1758 Lexington, Scott, Indiana Territory   d. 21 May 1834 Silver Creek Township, Clark, Indiana, USA )  

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Elizabeth ROYCE was born 21 May 1758 in Lexington, Scott, Indiana Territory

Elizabeth ROYCE was the child of ?   and   ?

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Elizabeth  married  William MCCOY 28 March 1776 in Brownsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
William MCCOY  was born 14 June 1754 in Pennsylvania, USA.  William died 2 August 1813 in Charlestown, Clark, Indiana, USA. 

Elizabeth ROYCE died 21 May 1834 in Silver Creek Township, Clark, Indiana, USA.
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Elizabeth ROYCE married flag male ancestor William MCCOY-- Date: 28 March 1776 Place: Brownsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA


Children of William MCCOY and Elizabeth ROYCE:

flag photo of Isaac MCCOY  Isaac MCCOY (b.13 June 1784, Unionville, Fayette, Crown Colony of Pennsylvania  d. 21 June 1846, Louisville, Kentucky, USA)
m. Christiana "Kittie" POLKE (POLK) 6 October 1803 in , Kentucky, USA



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birth1758 Birth
21 May 1758
Lexington, Scott, Indiana Territory
marriage1776 Marriage / Partner
Elizabeth ROYCE and William MCCOY 28 March 1776, Brownsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA

She was 17 years old.
1784 Birth of Child
Isaac MCCOY was born 13 June 1784, Unionville, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA

Elizabeth was 26 years old.
marriage1803 Marriage of Child
Isaac MCCOY married 6 October 1803, , Kentucky, USA to Christiana "Kittie" POLKE (POLK)
NewsThe War of 1812 was a conflict between the United States and Great Britain, lasting from 1812 to 1815. It was primarily fueled by issues such as trade restrictions due to Britain's ongoing war with France, impressment of American sailors into the British Navy, and British support of Native American tribes against American expansion. The war ended with the Treaty of Ghent, restoring pre-war boundaries but resolving few of the initial disputes.
1813 Death of Spouse/Partner
William MCCOY died 2 August 1813, Charlestown, Clark, Indiana, USA
death1834 Death
21 May 1834
Silver Creek Township, Clark, Indiana, USA

She died at the age of 76.
Added: 1/27/2025 1:20:29 PM - Updated: 1/27/2025 1:20:53 PM
Did You Know?The name 'Indiana' means 'Land of the Indians'. (statesymbolsusa.org)

Prior to 1816 - Indiana Territory
December 11, 1816 - Indiana becomes 19th U.S. state


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