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m. Abt 1792 - John Gwynn1794 - 1853
Facts and Events
References
- ↑ Family of (5.) James McMillan, in Myers, Albert Cook. Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, 1682-1750, with Their Early History in Ireland. (Swarthmore, Penn.: The Author, 1902)
p. 401.
"Children: Uriah, Edith m. John Gwynn, in 1819; Asa m. Mary Kelly, in 1827; Gulielma Maria, m. her brother-in-law John Gwynn, in 1830; Ira James, m. Ann Christy, in 1847; Myra, m. Joseph Crawford, in 1831; Joanna; Sarah, m. Joshua P. Watson."
- ↑ "Genealogy of the Gwynn Family", in GWYNN-L Achives -GWYNN/2000-10/09727859399
28 Oct 2000.
"BIRTHS Hugh Gwynn was born March 12, 1769, Margaret Russle, his first wife, was born July 10, 1772. To this union the following children were born: John Gwynn, born March 12, 1794. Mary Gwynn, born April 27, 1796. Elizabeth Gwynn, born Oct. 12, 1800. Jesse Gwynn, born Oct. 11, 1802. Hugh Gwynn, born July 24, 1805."
- ↑ Ira Gwynn - Biography, in Hover, John Calvin. Memoirs of the Miami Valley. (Chicago, Illinois: R. O. Law Co., 1919-1920)
V. 3, p. 208.
"he (Ira Gwynn)is a son of John and Gulielma (McMillan) Gwynn, the former a native of Virginia and the latter of Harrison county, Ohio. John Gwynn was about eight years of age when he accompanied his parents to Harrison county, Ohio, and there he received his education, grew to manhood and was married. He was about forty years of age when, in 1832, he came to Logan county and located at Zanesfield. One year later he bought 180 acres of land, paying therefor about $3 per acre. On this wild property he built a log cabin, subsequently cleared the tract, improved his farm, and continued to be engaged in farming until his death in 1853 By his first marriage he had two children, and by his second union to the mother of Ira Gwynn, seven children, of whom two are living: John and Ira. Mrs Gwynn died in 1893."
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