MacMahans in Scotland and Noteworthy Laird s
McMahans in the Thirteen Colonies and Early America, Including Tennessee, below the Mason Dickson Line.
John and Jenny McMahan's Children
Archibald and Ann Payne McMahan and Their Children ld and Ann Payne McMahan
Jessie and
Caroline Barrett McMahan and their Children
William Lawrence and
Ida Barron McMahan and their Children
References and
Sources: The Colonial
American South
Other Descendents of John and Jenny
McMahan
Ti gerville
reache d
from this link
Kentucky References
Kentucky Pioneers and Their Descendants, Kentucky Society of the
Daughters of Colonial Wars, 1911-1950, Roberts Printing Co, Franklin, KY
James Mahan, granted patent to Green River land in December, 1812, Vol
5, p.18.
Jane McMahan married Thomas L. Oliver on 6 February, 1826, with Will Lander
as a witness, p.293.
Joseph McMahan married Jane Martin, 8 February, 1815.
John Mahan bought 100 ac from Jas Harrod for 10 pounds, part of a tract
on which Harrod Lived. Mentions Wm. Lawrence's corner-John Cowan's. J.K Signed.
27 April 1787. P. 57. (This was in Mercer County, Ky. James Harrod was the
pioneer founder of Harrodsburg, the oldest permanent settlement in Kentucky.
It is now the county seat of Mercer County.
Family Search, Ancestral File
William Mahon or Mahan (AFN: 1LH5-65K)
William Mahan, born 1743 Pennsylvania
Wife born 1747 in Kentucky, died in Butler, Ky
Children:
John Mahan, Born 1775/1785 Of, Kentucky
Archibald Mahan, Born 9 Dec, 1779, Of, Kentucky, Died 10 Aug 1834, Wistman's Sett., Nr.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Son, born 1777, Of, Kentucky
Jane Mahon, Born 1779, Of, Kentucky,
Jacob Mahan, born 15 July, 1769, PA, or Ky, Died 16 Oct 1828, Crawfordsville, Montgomery,
Indiana
