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Hannah Beasley 1787–1830 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1787

Birth Location: Woodford, Kentucky, United States

Death Date: 1830

Death Location: Spencer, Kentucky, United States

Father: John Beasley

Mother: Rachel Robinette

Spouse(s): John Coghill

Children(s): Mary Coghill

In 1787, Hannah Beasley entered the world in Woodford, Kentucky, United States, born to John Beasley And Rachel Robinette. Hannah Beasley married John Coghill, and had children including Mary Polly Coghill. Hannah Beasley passed away in 1830 in Spencer, Kentucky, United States.

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Biography

  • In 1787, Hannah Beasley entered the world in Woodford, Kentucky, United States, born to John Beasley And Rachel Robinette.
  • Hannah Beasley married John Coghill, and had children including Mary Polly Coghill.
  • Hannah Beasley passed away in 1830 in Spencer, Kentucky, United States.

Immediate Family

Parents

John Beasley
1760–1815
Birth Location: Spotsylvania, Virginia, British Colony
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Rachel Robinette
1761–1801
Birth Location: Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA
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Spouses(s)

John Coghill
1775–1839
Birth Location: Culpepper County, Virginia
JC

Children(s)

Mary Coghill
1812–1842
Birth Location: Nelson County, Kentucky, USA
MC

Hannah Beasley's Ancestors

Self
Hannah Beasley
1787–1830
Birth Place: Woodford, Kentucky, United States
Parents
John Beasley
1760–1815
Spotsylvania, Virginia, British Colony
Rachel Robinette
1761–1801
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA
Grandparents
Charles Beasley
1738–1803
Rattlesnake Branch, Beesley Island, Craven, North Carolina, Colonial America
Great-Grandparents
John Beasley
1717–1771
Jane Coghill\Cagwell
1723–1758
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Hannah Beasley's Descendants

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Hannah Beasley (1787–1830) m. John Coghill (1775–1839)
  1. 1. Mary (Polly) Coghill 1812–1842 m. Warden Osborne 1812–1864
    1. 1. Hulda (H) Osborn 1842–1922 m. John (D.) McSwane 1829–1922
      1. 1. George (Govett) McSwane 1875–1950 m. Ida (Mae) Razor 1881–1957
        1. 1. Cora McSwane 1910–1978 m. Eugene Sifford 1908–1966
      2. 2. Elizabeth (Jane) McSwane 1853–1854
      3. 3. Bluford (H.) McSwane 1864–1884
      4. 4. William (B.) McSwane 1856–1884
      5. 5. Anna (C.) McSwane 1870–1884
      6. 6. John (Dennis McSwane) Jr 1887–1967 m. Lillie McSwane 1891–
        1. 1. Jean (E) Taylor 1926–
      7. 7. Lucy (E.) Christmas 1867–1907
      8. 8. Florence (Virginia) Christmas 1881–1973
        1. 1. Rosaland (M) Below 1920–
      9. 9. Isaac (Jackson) McSwane 1862–1949

Hannah Beasley's Timeline

2 Records

1787
1787
Birth of Hannah Beasley in Woodford, Kentucky, United States
Woodford, Kentucky, United States
1830
1830
Age 43
Death of Hannah Beasley in Spencer, Kentucky, United States
Spencer, Kentucky, United States

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1787
    Event Place: Woodford, Kentucky, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1830
    Event Place: Spencer, Kentucky, United States
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