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James Mahan 1830–1909 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 20 Dec 1830

Birth Location: Mason Co., Ky.

Death Date: 19 December 1909

Death Location: Hymera, Sullivan Co., Indiana

Father: Jeremiah Mahan

Mother: Jemima Browning

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James Mahan was born in 1830 in Mason Co., Ky., the child of Jeremiah Mahan And Jemima Browning. James Mahan passed away in 1909 in Hymera, Sullivan Co., Indiana.

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Biography

  • James Mahan was born in 1830 in Mason Co., Ky., the child of Jeremiah Mahan And Jemima Browning.
  • James Mahan passed away in 1909 in Hymera, Sullivan Co., Indiana.

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James Mahan's Ancestors

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James Mahan
1830–1909
Birth Place: Mason Co., Ky.
Parents
Jeremiah Mahan
1806–1878
Mason County, Kentucky, United States
Jemima Browning
1810–1834
Mason, Kentucky, United States
Grandparents
John (Reed) Mahan
1773–1847
Hampshire County, Virginia Now West Virginia, British Colony, USA
Sarah ((Sally)) Pritchard
1778–1851
Virginia, USA
Great-Grandparents
James Mahan
1730–1787
Elizabeth McCalla
1748–1790
Isaac Sr
1751–1825
Rachel VanMeter
1753–1841
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William McCalla
1732–1815
Elizabeth McCalla
1733–1803
Jacob Prickett
1722–1797
Dorothy Springer
1726–1785
Henry VanMeter
1720–1803
Martha VanMeter
1728–1825

James Mahan's Timeline

2 Records

1830
20 Dec 1830
Birth of James Mahan in Mason Co., Ky.
Mason Co., Ky.
1909
19 December 1909
Age 79
Death of James Mahan in Hymera, Sullivan Co., Indiana
Hymera, Sullivan Co., Indiana

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 20 Dec 1830
    Event Place: Mason Co., Ky.

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 19 December 1909
    Event Place: Hymera, Sullivan Co., Indiana

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