Notes: Flora McEachern witnessed the 1801 will of James McNeill of Rockfish Creek but she is not specifically named as one of his daughters; however, the will also bestows upon John McEachern 30 dollars, and the same amount is given to "each of my daughters". I now believe Flora, the witness, is a granddaughter of James McNeill. I knew about Daniel McEachern's second wife, a McNeill whose first name was unknown, from a compilation of charts on Daniel's descendants that inherited from my deceased brother's collection citing Purcell's Lumber River Scots. In this little history there was a John McEachern (the son of Daniel and his McNeill wife) who I thought was perhaps the John McEachern mentioned in James McNeill's will. On Ancestry.com I found a transcription of the 1815 will of one James McEachern of Sumter, SC who appointed his "uncle Duncan McNeill of Robertson County North Carolina" as executor to divide his assets amongst his widow and three children. The only Duncan in Robeson County who was of age to do that was "Long Duncan" McNeill who married Margaret McNeill the daughter of James of Rockfish. Though when lost during this period a woman's name is usually gone for good, further research needs to be done to firm up this connection and discover the first name of this unknown McNeill, the wife of Daniel McEachern.