Person:Jesse Cunningham (5)

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Jesse Cunningham
b.25 Oct 1789 On the French Broad River, near Knoxville, Tennessee
 
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m. 1788
  1. Jesse Cunningham1789 -
Spouse and Children
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  1. James R. CunninghamAbt 1829 -
  2. William G. CunninghamBef 1829 -
  3. Margaret CunninghamAbt 1833 -
  4. Nancy CunninghamAbt 1833 -
  5. Harriett CunninghamAbt 1834 -
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Facts and Events
Name Jesse Cunningham
Gender Male
Birth[1] 25 Oct 1789 On the French Broad River, near Knoxville, Tennessee
Marriage to Mary Unknown
Census[1] 1850 Census record - Monroe County, Tennessee

From "Tennessee Cousins", by Worth S. Ray, pg. 361: Jessie Cunningham, was born about 10 miles North of Knoxville, on the French Broad River, Oct. 25, 1789, and was married in 1857. He is said to have been the son of William Cunningham and the Grandson of a James Cunningham whose wofe was Arabella Goode. Jesse Cunningham was a Methodist Minister and a Presiding Elder. He was on the commission in 1835, with William Bayless and John Callaway, Sr. to divide Monroe County into 17 districts. His son William G. E. Cunningham became a missionary to China, and the other son, James R. Cunningham, married Carolina Weathers and had several children who married into the Carters, McCampbells and Tansys and moved to Oklahoma.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tennessee Cousins, A History of Tennessee People, by Worth S. Ray, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984
    pg. 361.
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