(8)  James,  unknown  ;  may  be  the  same  James  McKean
mentioned  on  ])age  201.
(0)  [Mary  (James  ami  Alary,  twins,  lioi-n  March  12,  17^4).
^lary  went  west  with  John  and  married  a  Mr.  Francis.
Of  the  al)0ve,  Sarah  had  two  daughters,  Elizabeth  and  Jane.
Elizabeth  married  John  Dye,  lived  at  Ocean  Grove,  X.  Y.
Sarah  married  —  Parce,  lived  at  Hightstown,  X.  Y.
David  and  Elizabeth  McKean  had  three  chihlreu :  (1)
Washington,  born  October  17,  1803;  married  ^Margaret  Ivins.
(2)  Susan,  born  October  18,  1805;  nnirried  John  Beatty.  (3)
David,  born  December  24,  1809;  married  Martha  M.  Steward.
Washington's  children  were  Theodore,  born  October  25,  1829,
and  Dehn-a,  born  July  24,  1845.  Susan's  children  :  Josephine
P.,  born  ]\rarch  9,  1830;  married  Idell.  David's  children  were
Letitia  S.,  bdrn  ^larch  25,  1833,  and  Washington,  Ixirn  ^lay  4,
1835.
(4)  Thomas  M(Jveax.  son  of  William  and  Jean  Dal-
rymple  AlcKean,  married  Miss  Mary  Field  Pieves,  at  Borden-
towu,  X.  J..  February  5,  1801.  He  lived  at  Trenton,  X.  J.  His
wife  <li"l  Febru'u-y  2,  1852.     Their  issue:

i.      ]\rAK'riiA  niarrn'(l  Xathan  English.
ii.  William  Plsskll  married  Puth  Chambers  and  lived
at  Trenton,  X.  J.,  and  was  twice  elected  mayor  of  the  city.
iii.      Elizabeth  married  John  X.  Henderson.
May  Field  McKean


Posterity  of  William  McKean,  of  Gallowayshire,  Scotland,  1775    195

iv.      Ja^^k  married  Robert  B.  Parkinson.
(5)  Edwakj)  Thomas  ]\IcKeax,soii  of  Thomas  and  Mavy
Field  (Ixieves)  McKean,  born  Febrnarv  5,  1(S:25;  married  No-
vember 4,  1850,  to  Marv  Lonisa  Grant.  She  w.as  born  ISTovem-
ber-t,  1828.     Their  children:

Edward  RAWLI^'GS  McKean  died  Jnne  12,  1900,  aged  49.
years.     He  nnirried  Florida  E.  Drake;  issne :  M.^'liarh's.   Lonis,  J
Edward  T.,  Mary  L.  and  Vivian.  ^^       _  C

May  Field  McKean,  Jnnior  Leader,  Baptist  Young
People's  Union.
