Wm Anderson McCoy Genealogy

Jane McCauley/Henry McCollum marriage bond

McCollum, Henry Sr.^1a

Birth Name	McCollum, Henry Sr. 2a 3a 4a 5 6a 7a
Also Known As	McCollum, Henry
Also Known As	McCollom, Henry
Also Known As	McCollom, Henry
Gender	male
Age at Death	about 70 years
Birth date	about 1760 (Orange, North Carolina, United States of America)
Death date	1830 (Orange, North Carolina, United States of America)

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Residence	1787	North Carolina, United States of America		7b

	1790	Orange, North Carolina, United States of America	1790 Tax

Residence	1790	Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina, USA		8a

Occupation	1799	Hillsborough, Orange, North Carolina, USA	Silversmith	9a

Residence	1800	Hillsborough, Orange, North Carolina, USA	Immediately preceding Henry McCollum in the census is Matthew McCauley.	4b

Residence	1810	Hillsborough, Orange, North Carolina, USA		3b

Birth	about 1760	Orange, North Carolina, United States of America	The date is based upon the ages shown in the 1800 and 1810 census records.

Page 1 - Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers	1812	North Carolina, United States of America	Each index card gives the name of the soldier, his rank, and the unit or units in which he served. There are cross-references for names that appear in the records under more than one spelling.	10a

Military Service	1812	United States of America	NARA records show both Henry and his son Levi in service for the War of 1812. Henry was listed as a musician.	5

Property	1816	Hillsborough, Orange, North Carolina, USA	Federal Direct Tax: Henry M'Callum, Hillsborough, 1/2 acre, value $350. Presumably this is the same property sold by John McCauley to son James in 1828 at the northwest corner of Churton St and Margaret Lane.

Death	1830	Orange, North Carolina, United States of America
Note Although a house sale record of 1828 suggest Henry may have been dead by that date, his estate records argue strongly for 1830. The deed itself had only the year filled in with the month and day left blank and was apparently not executed until 1835.