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JOHNSON McSHAN, son of Frances and John McShan, born 1818.
He married first on May 7, 1843, in Greene County, Alabama,
SARAH ANN FLOYD
Secondly on January 27, 1853, in Itawamba County, Mississippi, he married
MARY E. WINTERS, daughter of Nancy J. Tilman and Francis Lafayette Winter.
On December 4, 1859 in Williamson County, Tennessee, he married
ELIZABETH CHRISTLEY
He then married
MARY ?, born April 1846, Georgia.
G-4-31 Mary McShan, b.1872; d.
G-4-32 B. Asbury McShan, b.10-1874; d.
G-4-33 David J. McShan, b.7-1877; d.

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GREENE LEE McSHAN, son of Frances and John McShan, born March 8, 1819,
died October 6, 1892, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He married around 1847,
PARMELIA NUEL SEALY, daughter of Catherine and Ferdinand Sealy, born November 4, 1825, in Chester District, South Carolina,
died August 23, 1909, in Mathiston, Choctaw County, Mississippi.
Elizabeth E. McShan, b.1-2-1848; d.11-29-1851.
G-4-34 Amelia Ellen McShan, b.11-25-1850; d.after 1900
G-4-35 Emma Louisa McShan, b.7-19-1853; d.4-10-1919.
G-4-36 Eugene Ferdinand McShan, b.1-20-1864; d.7-26-1958.
G-4-37 Catherine Valula McShan, b.4-19-1868; d.1-24-1929.

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MALISSA McSHAN, daughter of Frances and John McShan, born April 1821, Alabama, died after 1900. She married in Greene County, Alabama, on April 23, 1838,
WILLIAM L. THOMAS, born 1807, Kentucky, died before 1900. He was a minister. In 1870 they were living in Tippah County, Mississippi.
G-4-38 Frances E. Thomas, b.1840; d.
G-4-39 Francis A. Thomas, b.1842; d.
G-4-40 John W. Thomas, b.1844; d.
G-4-41 William E. Thomas, b.1847; d.
G-4-42 Martha A. Thomas, b.9-24-1850; d.11-13-1921.
G-4-43 Miles Adelbert Thomas, b.1854; d.
G-4-44 Edmond Greene Thomas, b.8-24-1856; d.10-5-1932.

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NEHEMIAH BURROUGHS McSHAN, son of Frances and John McShan, born 1824, Alababama. He is listed as a planter in the 1855-56 Drew County, Alabama, Directory.
He married on October 26, 1849, in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama,
MISSOURI ANN MUSGROVE, born 1832 in Alabana
G-4-45 Allice McShan, b.1850; d.

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JAMES McADORY, son of Cecelia McAshan and Thomas McAdory, born September 14, 1802, York District, South Carolina, died December 2, 1871, Alabama. During the Indian war in 1936, he volunteered under General Andrew Jackson and was commissioned a Captain. After the war he returned to his plantation near Jonesboro.
He married on June 22, 1826, Jefferson County, Alabama,
NANCY TUCKER SADLER, daughter of Nancy Tucker Moreland and William Rose Sadler, born December 6, 1808, North Carolina, died March 16, 1882, Alabama.
They are buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jefferson County, Alabama.
H-4-1 William Rose Sadler McAdory, b.5-25-1827; d.11-23-1863.
H-4-2 Malissa Tucker McAdory, b.5-10-1829; d.7-1-1854.
H-4-3 Mary Virginia McAdory, b.9-16-1831; d.3-31-1882.
H-4-4 Chambers McAdory, b.4-12-1834; d.8-21-1908.
H-4-5 Martha S. McAdory, b.1-12-1837; d.1-27-1864.
James S. McAdory, b.9-24-1839; d.1-19-1865.
Thomas Allious McAdory, b.9-9-1842; d.12-21-1861.
H-4-7 Robert A. McAdory, b.10-1845; d.1932.
H-4-8 Nancy Elizabeth McAdory, b.1-11-1849; d.1-21-1878.

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ROBERT McADORY, son of Cecelia McAshan and Thomas McAdory, born November 6, 1808, South Carolina, died December 10, 1837, Jefferson County, Alabama.
He is buried 14 miles southeast of the city of Tuscaloosa.
He married November 20, 1829, in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama,
EMILY McKINNEY, daughter of Jane Ivey and Harris McKinney, born near Warrenton, Georgia, died 1858, Texas. After Robert's death she married
Alfred M. Massengale on December 6, 1840, in Coosa County, Alabama.
H-4-9 Patrick Jasper McAdory, b.3-10-1833; d.1-9-1910.
H-4-10 Mary Jane McAdory, b.1835, d.10-28-1896.
H-4-11 Cecelia Robert Malinda McAdory, b.11-9-1837; d.7-5-1915.

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THOMAS McADORY, Jr., son of Cecelia McAshan and Thomas McAdory, born June 15, 1817, Christian County, Kentucky, died June 28, 1879, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. He married first September 8, 1836,
EMILY ELEANOR OWEN, daughter of Mary Eliza Elmore and Thomas Owen, born March 15, 1820, died December 11, 1854, aged 33 years, 5 months, and 26 days.
They are buried at Cedar Hill, Jefferson County, Alabama.
Thomas James McAdory, b.10-6-1837; d.1862 (C.S.A., died at Ft. Morgan)
H-4-12 Caroline Eliza McAdory, b.11-6-1839; d.5-26-1890.
Hennington Owen McAdory, b.10-14-1841; d.9-20-1863.
(C.S.A., killed at battle of Missionary Ridge.)
H-4-13 Isaac Wellington McAdory, b.9-17-1843; d.8-31-1922
H-4-14 Nancy Lucretia McAdory, b.9-4-1846; d.12-20-1926.
Maria O. McAdory, b.9-5-1848; d.2-12-1883.
H-4-15 Patrick Jasper McAdory, b.8-16-1850; d.3-2-1916.
H-4-16 Joseph Elmore McAdory, b.7-14-1853; d.2-3-1912.
Secondly he married
JANE ACRE KENNON, daughter of Helen Blair Emond and Richard Lewis Kennon. born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on March 1, 1831, died March 4, 1897.
She is buried at Cedar Hill, Jefferson County, Alabama.
H-4-17 Robert McKinney McAdory, b.12-25-1859; d. 1932.
H-4-18 Walter Kennon McAdory, b.12-7-1868; d.

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WILLIAM WELLINGTON PRUDE, son of Cecelia McAshan and William Prude, born January 31, 1824, Alabama, died October 14, 1895. He married
LUCRETIA ELIZA OWEN, daughter of Mary Eliza Elmore and Thomas Owen,
born August 30, 1823, Alabama.
H-4-22 James Oscar Prude, b.9-23-1856

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WILLIAM SPENCER McASHAN, son of Nehemiah McAshan and Elizabeth Agee, born February 25, 1808, Virginia, died July 10, 1856, Texas, and is buried in LaGrange. He was a Mason. In 1840 he was living in Cumberland County, Virginia, with a staff of 55, both free and slave, most of which were engaged in manufacture and trade, but with some in agriculture and navigation. He was a partner in a mercantile firm with J. S. Armistead from 1836-1843. He moved to Lexington City, Missouri, where he was a merchant in 1850, and had 15 boarders.
By 1855, he had removed to LaGrange, where he married on June 18, 1855,
ELIZABETH THOMPSON, born in 1826. They did not have any children.
She remarried Thomas C. Cheek on April 1, 1860, in Fayette County

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JOHN THOMAS McASHAN, son of Nehemiah McAshan and Elizabeth Agee, born April 5, 1811, Virginia, died November 5, 1864, Missouri. In 1840 he was living in Trenton, Cumberland County, Virginia, where he was involved in agriculture, with 22 slaves. In the 1850 and 1860 census records he is listed as a merchant in Brunswick, Missouri.
He married February 12, 1835, Cumberland County, Virginia,
CATHARINE S. ANDERSON, born in 1815, died September 19, 1899, Houston. They moved from Virginia to Chariton County, Missouri, between 1844-1846. Catharine had moved to LaGrange by 1870, and then to Houston between 1873-1876.
She is buried at Glenwood Cemetery.
William N. McAshan, b.?-?-1836; d.3-5-1869.
Virginius McAshan, b. 1837; d.12-1-1839.
Elizabeth McAshan, b.?; d.1-22-1840.
I-4-1 John W. McAshan, b.1-?-1841; d.1-31-1907.
I-4-2 Samuel A. McAshan, b.?-?-1843; d.12-29-1920.
I-4-3 Julian V. McAshan, b.?-?-1848; d.10-7-1886.
I-4-4 Lelia G. McAshan, b.2-?-1850; d.before 1-1907.
I-4-5 Virginia R. McAshan, b.12-?-1852; d.12-18-1931.

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ANN WATKINS McASHAN, daughter of Nehemiah McAshan and Elizabeth Agee, born September 9, 1813, Buckingham County, Virginia, died July 28, 1878.
She married twice, first, on March 22, 1832,
JOHN WILLIAM GUERRANT, died December 27, 1837. No record of issue.
She married a second time, on February 20, 1839, to
JOHN TINSLEY JETER, son of Jenny Chaffin and Captain John Jeter, born November 15, 1798, died May 13, 1864. He had been married before and had four children.
William Guerrant Jeter, b.6-27-1840; d.7-28-1864, Atlanta, Ga.
(Captain in the Confederate States Army)
I-4-6 Ann Tinsley Jeter, b.7-27-1843; d.6-16-1921.
Benjamin Watkins Jeter, b.1-27-1847; d.1847.
I-4-7 John Warrick Jeter, b.10-23-1850; d.12-18-1903.

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ELIZABETH CHAMBERS MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born March 1, 1815, Buckingham County, Virginia, died July 9, 1884, Houston, Harris County, Texas. She is buried at Glenwood Cemetary. She married first on November 23, 1837,
LITTLEBERRY M. HUDDLESTON, born October 12, 1808, Buckingham County, Virginia, died October 12, 1842, Virginia.
I-4-8 Ann Louise Huddleston, b.11-10-1840; d.11-7-1896.
She then married on January 22, 1846,
ELIZAH SCOTT COCHRAN, born October 27, 1811, in Mississippi, died March 16, 1877.
Emmett O. Cochran, b. c. 1850; d.
I-4-9 Hortense Viola Cochran, b. c 1853; d.2-10-1932.
I-4-10 Charles WIlliam Cochran, b.5-1-1854; d.11-19-1909.

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NEHEMIAH JEROME MCASHAN, son of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born October 15, 1816, Buckingham County, Virginia, died September 10, 1860, Buchanan County, Missouri. In 1840 he was living in Cumberland County, Virginia, his household numbered 35, including 25 slaves. His major occupation, and that of his staff, was manufacture and trade, although some were involved in commerce and navigation. Sometime after 1842 he moved to Brunswick, Missouri, where in 1850 he was occupied as a grocer. Sometime after 1850 he moved to St. Joseph, Missouri, where in 1860 he was a Real Estate Agent. He was a partner in the firm of McAshan & Inslee.
He married on August 1, 1838,
MARY FRANCES FARISS, born October 25, 1820, Buckingham County, Virginia,
died March 25, 1850, Chariton County, Missouri.
She is buried at the Douglas-Masonic Cemetary in Brunswick, Missouri.
Lucian McAshan, b.2- -1840, d.3-13-1902.
I-4-11 Alace McAshan, b.6-10-1843, d.1-19-1918.
He married second in 1852,
ELIZA BALL, b c 1822. (1860 Census: St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Mo)
B. McAshan, b.circa 1853

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MARY BONDURANT MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born May 24, 1818, Buckingham County, Virginia, died June 15, 1844, Virginia.
She married on November 23, 1836,
THOMAS OVERTON, b.circa 1815. In 1840, they were living in Buckingham County, Virginia, where he was involved in agriculture. He moved to Nottoway County before 1850, and in 1849 remarried Eliza Smith Miller, they had 5 children.
John Overton, b.1838 (Name possibly changed to Overby)
Virginia Overton, b. circa 1842
Tinsley (?) Overton, b.

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LOUISA HUBBARD MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born December 13, 1819, Buckingham County, Virginia, died September 16, 1869, Cumberland County, Virginia. She married on November 25, 1840,
JOSEPH MAYO, son of Catherine Sann and Captain William Mayo, born ?, died after 1902. During the Civil War he served with the 3rd Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment as a Colonel. Their home was near Carterville, Virginia.
I-4-12 William Hubbard Mayo, b.12-2-1843, d.1-6-1900.
I-4-13 Elizabeth Catherine Mayo, b.9-1848; d.?

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VIRGINIA SICILY MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born September 30, 1821, Buckingham County, Virginia, died May 25, 1852, Texas.
In 1839 she was a student at Buckingham Female Collegiate Institute.
She married on February 8, 1842, in Buckingham County, Virginia,
PHILIP MAYO, born February 22, 1817, died June 21, 1845, Texas.
He was buried on William Breeding's farm in Fayette County.
Elizabeth Burnett Mayo, b.2-25-1843; d.5-23-1857.
Nameleh Mayo, b.7-20-1845; d.before 1852.
She married again on August 5, 1846,
CHARLES SEPTIMUS LONGCOPE, born August 1, 1807, in Philadelphia, died October 21, 1880, Houston.
After Virginia's death, C.S. Longcope married her sister, Courtney Wellington McAshan.
Charles Nehemiah McAshan Longcope, b.5-12-1848; d.5-3-1849.
Infant, b.12-10-1850; d.12-24-1850.

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MARTHA KAZIAH MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born June 2, 1823, Buckingham County, Virginia, died October 18, 1890, Texas. In 1839 she was a student at Buckingham Female Collegiate Institute. She was a member of the M.E. Church.
She married first on February 12, 1846,
JAMES ISRAEL NORTON, son of Elizabeth Munn and Rev. James Norton, born February 1, 1826 in Charleston, S.C., died September 13, 1853, Fayetteville, Fayette County, Texas. They are buried in LaGrange, Fayette County, Texas. He was a partner in the firm of Longcope and Norton and a member of the Methodist church.
I-4-14 James Manly Norton, b.12-25-1846; d.2-12-1912.
William H. Norton, b.9-16-1848; d.9-13-1867.
Elizabeth G. Norton, b.7-2-1850; d.5(8)-8-1859.
She married again on November 24, 1855, in Fayette County, Texas,
ANDREAS AMMANN, born December 20, 1818, in Austria, died May 17, 1895, Weimar, Texas. He was a farmer, builder and architect. He completed his apprenticeship as a carpenter in Basel, Switzerland, in 1843. During the Mexican War he served in Roberts Co. 'H', 1st Regiment, Texas Mounted Volunteers.
He is buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetary, Weimar, Texas.
I-4-15 Mary Katherine Ammann, b.9-5-1856; d.10-18-1890.
I-4-16 John Andrew Ammann, b.3-27-1859; d.8-12-1920.
I-4-17 Joseph William Ammann, b.5-5-1861; d.11-23-1910.
I-4-18 Lula Eve Elizabeth Ammann, b.6-9-1867; d.5-7-1957.

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PAUL YANCY MCASHAN, son of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born March 6, 1827, Cumberland County, Virginia. He died May 12, 1885, Columbus, Texas.
He was married by the Rev. William P. Smith on October 1, 1851, in LaGrange, to
CAROLINE ELIZABETH MANLY, daughter of Caroline Elizabeth Munn Norton and Dr. Abner Parsons Manly, born December 7, 1835, in Dallas County, Alabama.
She died in San Antonio on February 15, 1898.
They are buried in the McAshan family plot in LaGrange, Fayette County, Texas.
Charles Manly Jeter McAshan, b.3-22-1855; d.10-11-1855.
I-4-19 Alma Edna McAshan, b.5-10-1859; d.8-4-1909.
I-4-20 Edgar Paul McAshan, b.12-8-1861; d.1-16-1916.
John William McAshan, b.7-24-1864; d.9-3-1869.
I-4-21 Maurice Longcope McAshan, b.9-21-1866; d.4-11-1951.
Infant son, b.8-1-1869; d.8-1-1869.
Mattie Sam McAshan, b.10-1-1871; d.12-16-1866.
I-4-22 Thomas William McAshan, b.1-7-1874; d.5-27-1910.

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SAMUEL MAURICE MCASHAN, son of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born in Buckingham County, Virginia, on March 11, 1829, died January 5, 1904, Houston. At the age of 18 he became a clerk in the store of Ward & Longcope, LaGrange. In 1855 he and his brother Paul opened a store in LaGrange, which remained open until the outbreak of the Civil War. He served as Fayette County Treasurer in 1858, finishing out his brother Edmund's term. During the Civil War, S. M. joined Capt. Webb's unattached Company stationed at Columbia. When ill health forced him to leave the company, he accepted a detail from active duty and reported to T. W. House to superintend the overland export of cotton and importation of guns. On April 1, 1864, he became bookkeeper in the mercantile establishment of T. W. House. After a year in this position he was made cashier of the banking department, and occupied this position for over thirty years. For more than 25 years he was treasurer of Shearn Methodist Church, superintendent of the Sunday School and leader of the newcomers Bible class. He constructed and donated the building for McAshan Methodist Church. "But the crowning characteristic of the life of the man now dead was the spirit of liberality that has marked almost every action. None ever applied to him for help and left unassisted. Frequently he was imposed upon, but he always explained; 'It is better to be fooled nine times than to turn away one man deserving of assistance.' ... It is as a philanthropist that he is known and honored as much as the successful man of affairs."(Galveston Daily News, Jan. 6, 1904) He was a member of Gray Lodge #329 and Dick Dowling Camp #197, U.C.V. On August 12, 1855, in LaGrange, Fayette County, Texas, he married
MARTHA REBECCA EANES, daughter of Sallie Womak and James Madison Eanes, born in Amelia County, Virginia, on May 31, 1834. She was descended from Edward Eanes of Chesterfield County, Virginia, and his son Josiah, who died at Valley Forge in 1778. She died on January 23, 1906, in Houston.
They are buried at Glenwood Cemetary, Houston.
I-4-23 James Everett McAshan, b.10-20-1857; d.4-19-1916.
I-4-24 Samuel Ernest McAshan, b.7-1-1861; d.5-9-1940.
I-4-25 Anna Elizabeth McAshan, b.9-27-1863; d.6-3-1952.
I-4-26 Virginia Katherine McAshan, b.5-27-1867; d.12-19-1946.

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EDMUND VERNON MCASHAN, son of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born October 19, 1830, Buckingham County, Virginia, died November 29, 1857.
He served as Fayette County Treasurer from 1856 until his death, and was a Mason.
He is buried in LaGrange, Fayette County, Texas. He married on January 23, 1857,
SARAH C. BEDFORD. She moved to Colorado County after his death. They had no children.

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COURTNEY WELLINGTON MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born March 19, 1833, Buckingham County, Virginia, died June 20, 1883, Houston. She kept a diary of her wedding trip, a copy of which is in the Clayton Library, Houston.
She married on June 20, 1853, in Fayette County, Texas, her sister Virginia's widower,
CHARLES SEPTIMUS LONGCOPE, son of Sarah McBride and Samuel Longcope, born August 1, 1807, in Philadelphia, Pensylvania, died October 21, 1880, Houston, Harris County, Texas. He was owner and Captain of the Wanderer and the Shakespeare, and along with T.W. House and others founded the Southern Steamship Company to give direct service from Philadelphia to Houston. He emigrated to the Republic of Texas in September 1838, and in November, 1839, he applied for a land grant of 320 acres. During his life, Capt. Longcope served as Superior Judge of Fayette County, Trustee of Ruthersville College (now Georgetown University), first President of the Houston Cotton Exchange, director of the Houston and Texas Central RR, secretary of Planters Insurance Company, vice-president of Houston Exchange Bank, director of the Houston Deep Sea Navigation Company, and owner of the Hutchins House. He was also a member of the Santa Fe Expedition and served in the Texas-Mexico War.
They are buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Houston.
I-4-27 Sarah Elizabeth Longcope, b.10-25-1854; d.circa 12-23-1888.
I-4-28 Edmund McLeod Longcope, b.2-16-1857; d.11-4-1942.
I-4-29 Mary Catherine Longcope, b.10-11-1859; d.after 11-4-1942.
Courtney Virginia House Longcope, b.8-17-1863; d.5-17-1864.

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JUDITH CATHERINE CARTER MCASHAN, daughter of Elizabeth Agee and Nehemiah McAshan, born January 22, 1835, Buckingham County, Virginia, died May 21, 1885, Houston. She married on December 1, 1852, Fayette County,
JOHN T. SHEARN, son of Mary Pode and Charles Shearn (one of the signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence), born May 15, 1826, in Bath, England, died September 15, 1888, Texas. He came to Texas with his parents in 1834. He was one of the first stockholders and founders of the Buffalo Bayou Ship Channel Company. He also served as first president of the Direct Navigation Company. They are buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Houston.
I-4-30 Mary Elizabeth Shearn, b.10-1-1853; d.6-5-1945.
I-4-31 Katherine Alice Shearn, b.9-14-1860; d.1901.
I-4-32 John T. Shearn, Jr., b.1-6-1862; d.9-14-1934.
I-4-33 Charles Paul Shearn, b.2-7-1866; d.2-11-1948.
I-4-34 Libby Rice Shearn, b.6-11-1869; d.3-24-1943.
Annie Groesbeeck Shearn, b.5-17-1874; d.8-3-1881.
Maurice Longcope Shearn, b.3-30-1876; d.7-2-1876.