Other Events and Attributes:

• Religion: Membership in Old St. George's parish Episcopal Church

Notes:

Daniel Veatch Sr had at least two sons, Elijah (b 1751) and Daniel Jr. (B 1755). They joined the 13th Regiment of the Virginia Continental line in January of 1777 under Colonel Crawford and lieutenant Uriah Springer. They fought in the battles of Germantown and Brandywine with Crawford and Springer in General Greene's division. I conjecture they were motivated by Washington's miraculous victory in Trenton, NJ on Christmas of 76 to join the fight. They weathered the winter of 1777-78 at Valley Forge, stationed on the eastern flank of the encampment. Elijah can be found on the muster rolls as Elijah Veech. After this hard winter they potentially fought the battle at Monmouth courthouse and then were sent to Fort Pitt. From their they most likely built fort Lauren's where they would have been reduced to eating their shoes to survive. They were discharged at fort Pitt in 1780. Soon after this they re-enlisted in the South Carolina militia under General Thomas Sumter. They were involved in the battle of Orangeburg and Eutaw Springs. I believe they re-enlisted due to the attacks that were being made on their Uncle (James Veatch Sr) and cousins (Nathan and Elias). I'm not sure of the timing of their enlistment but it may have had something to do with the death of their uncle and capturing of their Cousin at Camden. After the war they moved out to KY. Daniel had a son named John in 1803-5. Daniel died shortly thereafter. John lived with his mother Charity for some time then with Elijah over in Caldwell county. They then moved to Thompkinsville KY as Elijah got older. John Married Catherine. John had Jesse Mitchel. They moved to Hopkinsville KY. JM married Viney. They had Bradley. Bradley married Rachel. They had Wokilliam. William had Bobby Sr. Bobby Sr married Betty Davis and had Bobby Jr. Bobby Jr married Ruth Ann Shope and had me. And that's the short version!

Submitted by Brad Veach

Daniel married Dorcas Plummer in 1744. Dorcas (daughter of Ninian Plummer, Sr.) was born in 1724 in Bealls Pasture, , Prince George's, Maryland, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Daniel married Unknown, Wife of Veatch before 1743. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth Fraim. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Religion: Episcopalian
• Occupation: Carpenter
• Stories and Notes: Sources
• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent
• Old Address: 3 Apr 1723, Bealls Pasture, , Prince George's, Maryland, United States
• Old Address: 28 Jan 1734, Hanover, Howard, Maryland, United States; Cattail B ranch, 135 acres

Notes:

Old Address:
They lived on this property for about 10 years. This was land that had been granted to Col. Ninian Beall 1 June, 1699. He was road overseer for the main road from Seneca Bridge to the mouth of Monocacy in the part of Frederick Co., Maryland tha t is now Montgomery Co. in 1749.

Old Address:
Lived on this land for about ten years.

Died:
He died at his home on the Dry Seneca.

James married Rachel Hepburn in 1718-1719 in , , Maryland, United States. Rachel (daughter of John Hepburn and Ruth Moore) was born in 1693-1703 in , , Maryland, United States; died in Jun 1766 in , Montgomery, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As : Also last name of Beall has been noted.
• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent

Other Events and Attributes:

• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent
• Stories and Notes: 1689; He was a signer of Petitions to William and Mary
• Occupation: 1697, , Prince George, Maryland, United States; Grand Juror, reporting on Frontier Defenses
• Will: 19 Apr 1705; He signed his name as Veitch, but then referred to his children as Veatch
• Will: 31 May 1705; Proved

Notes:

Died:
After this Date

Nathan married Ann Clagett in 1692 in , , Maryland, United States. Ann (daughter of Captain Thomas Clagett and Mary Nutter) was born in 1677 in , Calvert, Maryland, United States; died in Aug 1746 in Upper Marlboro, Prince George, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As : Been noted as Ninian Beall as well
• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent

John married Ruth Moore. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent

Other Events and Attributes:

• Religion: This family was of the Puritan religion.
• Occupation: Lt. in the Calvert Co Puritan Militia as 2nd in command.
• Immigration Information: Came from Scotland
• Stories and Notes: See Sources
• To Lady Kathleen: 10 x great grandfather
• Old Address: 1646, , , Maryland, United States
• Old Address: 1649, Veitch's Cove, Calvert, Maryland, United States; acquired land
• Occupation: 1653-1657, , , Maryland, United States; Sheriffe of Putuxent, St. Maries, and Potomock
• Occupation: 1658, , Calvert, Maryland, United States; Juryman
• Occupation: 1659, , Calvert, Maryland, United States; Juryman
• Occupation: 1663, , Calvert, Maryland, United States; Juryman
• Occupation: 1664, , Saint Marys, Maryland, United States; Juryman
• Occupation: 1665, , Saint Marys, Maryland, United States; Juryman
• Old Address: 1670; received a patent for land called Veitch's Rest
• Stories and Notes: 1689; He was a signer of Petitions to William and Mary
• Stories and Notes: 11 May 1983

Notes:

Birth:
Family notes give two places for Birth Roxburgshire, Scotland being the other.

Occupation:
A Maryland Historical Marker is located north of the original land grant in the village of Mutual, Maryland.

Stories and Notes:
Burke's Peerage, Ltd. lists Sheriff James Veitch, the immigrant, as a son of Malcolm Veitch, son of John "Vaitche," Laird (Lord) of Dawyck, Peebleshire, by his wife Janet Stewart, "an aunt of the first Earl of Traquair."

Stories and Notes:
The Lord Lyon of Scotland has authorized a special coat-of-arms for the Veitch Historical Society of America that is an adaptation of the arms of the Lairds of Dawyck which Sheriff James Veitch of Maryland would have been entitled to bear under Scots heraldic law. This proves that Sheriff James Veitch of Maryland is recognized as an heir of the Lairds of Dawyck.

James married Mary Gakerlin about Aug 1657. Mary was born in 1630-1636 in , , Wales, United Kingdom; died in 1689-1690 in , Calvert, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• To Lady Kathleen: 10 x great grandmother
• Immigration Information: 1657, , Calvert, Maryland, United States; Indentured Servant

Notes:

Immigration Information:
Mary Gakerlin was a Welsh girl said to have come to this county as an indentured servant along with Anne Kidde. In 1657, Sheriff Veitch married Mary Gakerlin and bought the indentures of both his wife and Anne Kidde from Richard Keen of Calvert County. It was not uncommon for a relative or prospective groom to pay the passage for a relative or future bride, though there is no indication that James Veitch ever knew of her prior to her arrival in America. The romantic family leged handed down in the Veitch family is that he freed an unwilling indentured servant, married her and allowed her to become one of Calvert County society's leading ladies.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Military
• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent

Notes:

Birth:
est date

Thomas married Mary Nutter in 1676 in , , Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As : Mary Hooper
• To Lady Kathleen: Great GrandParent