Lillis McAdoo

She died in 1783.

General Notes
- CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROM THE ORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800 DEED BOOK NO. 7. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. V27 Page 403-404:
  
  "A letter dated Jany 30, 1932 from Miss Jane Macon 1208 Union St, Brunswick, Georgia who belongs to the Georgia Society of colonial Dames of America who says she is a descendant of the Jack family & asks me for information. She refers to the abridged compendium of American Genealogy where she finds I trace my lineage to a Patrick Jack 1678-1726 & she says she has an ancestor of that name who was born in Ireland in 1708 (it should be 1700) who emigrated with some brothers to Penna in 1730, married Lillis McAdoo & moved to North Carolina about 1760 & died there in 1780. I know nothing of his ancestry except that his grandfather (it was his great grandfather) William Jack was in 1661 one of the 13 ministers of Presbytery of Lagan in Northern Ireland to be ejected from their benefices by Charles II for non conformity to Ch of Eng. She thinks her Patrick is perhaps a son of my Patrick - as he was - & speaks of the prominence of many of his descendants. Says she has a lot of data concerning them & is keen to trace the records." JVT journal