M. Ressler Genealogical Database

Possibly Lieutenant. Listed in Executive Minutes dated 1794-08-12

Berks Co. Militia, Fourth Regiment, 7th Company

Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Vol IV, p 443

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From https://www.hilbishgenealogy.com/getperson.php?personID=I7058&tree=AHB1:

1800 census Maidencreek Twp. Berks Co. PA:
Jonathan Mee - Head of household
1M(26-45) 4F(0-10) 1F(26-45)

1810 census Maidencreek Twp. Berks Co. PA:
Jonathan Mee - Head of household
2M(0-10) 1M(26-45) 3F(10-16) 1F(26-45) 1F(45+)

1820 census Maidencreek Twp. Berks Co. PA:
Jonathan Mee - Head of household
2M(0-10) 2M(45+) 1F(10-16) 2F(16-26) 1F(45+)

1830 census Maidencreek Twp. Berks Co. PA:
Jonathan Mee - Head of household
1M(10-15) 1M(15-20) 1M(50-60) 2F(20-30)

Source: Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks Co. by Morton Montomery; pg 772:
Jonathan Mee came to Berks county from Chester county, and located in the Quaker settlement in Maiden-creek township, where he engaged in farming, owning a part of the farm now the property of Charles Dunkel. He was a carpenter by trade, and followed that vocation in addition to farming. He had been reared a Quaker, but on reaching manhood, married a woman of the Reformed faith. Both he and his wife are buried at Gernand's Church in Ontelaunee township. He had three sons and four daughters, namely: George, John, Charles, Hettie, Sallie, Annie and Mary (Polly).

Source: Berks Co. PA Estate Files found on LDS film #1818834
Estate of Jonathan Mee, d. 06 Oct 1833, Maidencreek Twp. Berks Co PA

26 Oct 1833 - Inventory valued at $894.62.

8 Nov 1833 - The petition of George Mee, eldest son and heir at law of Jonathan Mee late of Maidencreek township, yeoman.... said father died intestate on the 6th day of October, 1833, leaving issue eight children: George, Sarah (wife of Daniel Kreisher), Hetty (wife of Jacob Kreisher), Polly, Ann, Elizabeeth (wife of Peter Sbach), John, and Charles. Petition to partiton the following real estate:
1) A messuage, plantation & tract of land in Maidencreek Twp containing 63 acres valued at $5040.
2) A tract of woodland at the foot of Penns Mount in Maincreek Twp containing 15 acres valued at $780.

10 Jan 1834 - Tract #1 above sold to George Mee . Tract #2 above sold to John Mee.

3 Jun 1835 - Final Account filed.