McKinney McMahan

Notes:

Listed in 1850 Cocke County, Tennessee census as farmer, land valued at $800, unable to read or write.

Lt. in the Confederacy.
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Reference:
http://www.liberty.com/home/hannibal/censusmc.txt
Rosa Lee Downey notes, 16 July 1983, p 5.
Doug Wilson, Brsm@aol.com, 11 April 1998.

McKinney — Anna Raines. Anna was born Abt 1823, , Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

1. George McMahan was born Abt 1843, Tennessee.
2. James McMahan was born Abt 1845, Tennessee.
3. Penelope McMahan was born Abt 1846, Tennessee.
4. Eli McMahan was born Abt 1848, Tennessee.
5. Polly McMahan was born 1849, Tennessee.

McKinney — Sarah Nancy Holder. Sarah was born 1841; died 1870. [Group Sheet]

1. William "Will" McMahan was born Abt 1856, Tennessee.
2. Elisabeth McMahan was born Abt 1859, Tennessee.
3. Nancy McMahan was born Abt 1862, Tennessee.
4. Mckiney McMahan was born Abt 1865, Tennessee.
5. Ann McMahan was born 1869, Tennessee; died 1948.
6. Laura Lee McMahan was born Abt 1870, Tennessee.

Notes:

Lived in Sevier County, Tennessee in 1830, settled in Cocke County, Tennessee, and died near Bridgeport, Tennessee.

Mentioned in 5 November 1842 Pleasant Grove Baptist Church minutes Cocke, County, Tennessee page 17.

Listed in 1850 Cocke County, Tennessee census 68 with son Saunders occupation farmer unable to read or write. Many of Eli's descendants are listed in the 1850 census that are not yet included in this database.
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Reference:
"McMahan Family Tree", Glenn F. McMahan, 10 March 1932, p 1.
T. D. W McMahan records, Johnny Scott Large, p 63.
Rosa Lee Downey notes, 16 July 1983, p 4.
http://www.liberty.com/home/hannibal/censusmc.txt

Notes:

It is believed Archibald McMahan left his home in Ireland and came to America about 1746 to seek his fortune in the wilderness of the new world. Archibald McMahan, then 16 years of age, landed in either the state of Virginia or North Carolina.

His great grandson Sanders McMahan said "Archibald 'the elder' was born in Scotland and he went to Ireland, met Mary McNulty and married there, then came to America through port of Washington North Carolina and settled Buncombe County, North Carolina.

There is debate over Archibald's given name. Some believe Archibald and Redmond are one in the same, but both names have not been found to be used together. We now believe they were brothers.

During Archibald's lifetime he accumulated quite a bit of wealth and at the time of his death he owned seventeen slaves.

It is not clear where Archibald McMahan was buried. Some say he was buried in McMinnville or Morrison, Tennessee.
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Reference:
"McMahan Family Tree", Glenn F. McMahan, 10 March 1932, p 1.
T. D. W McMahan records, Johnny Scott Large, p 63.
Rosa Lee Downey notes, 16 July 1983, p 1-2, 4.
Ann Turner, 2 January 1995.
"Yancy County, Buncombe County Heritage"
Kay McMahan Noska, 1407 Alvin Ave., El Campo, TX 77437, 14 January 1997.

Archibald married Ann McNulty 1768, Montgomery County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
Kay McMahan Noska, 1407 Alvin Ave., El Campo, TX 77437, 14 January 1997.

Notes:

Marjorie McMahan Cordingly published a thorough listing of the early McMahans in 1956, and a typewritten draft of her work is in the LDS library in Knoxville. It lists Archibald I's children and gives their birth and death dates.
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Reference:
Jim Christian, jsxian@worldnet.att.net, , 27 May 1998, 3 February 1999.

— Catherine Cole. [Group Sheet]