Mary Ann Abbot's brother, Charles Frederick Abbott, also born in Ireland, married Nathaniel's sister, Mary Lannin, and settled in Quebec near the Lannin family.
Nathaniel and Mary Lannin had 13 known children, all born in Canada:
Nathaniel (1821-1853)
Eliza (1823-1892)
Dorah ("Dolly")(1826-1839)
John Lannin (1827-1860)
William Lannin (1830-1851)
James Allen Lannin (1831-1906)(more often called Allen)
Charles Edward Lannin (1833-1906)
Thomas (1835-after 1901)
Joseph (1835-1862)
George (1835-1879)
Robert (c. 1839-after 1880)
Ann (c. 1840-1878)
Henry (1844-1906)
It is believed that Thomas, Joseph, and George were triplets.
Charles Edward Lannin was born in Sainte-Martine, Quebec. He married Mary Ann Stevenson (from England) around 1859. In Canada's 1851 and 1861 census', respectively, the family lived in Beauharnois, Quebec, and Enniskillen, Lambton, Ontario.
In 1869, the family emigrated to Michigan. In 1888, Charles filed a Declaration of Intention stating that he would pursue citizenship in the United States. His actual naturalization record has not been found.
In Grand Traverse County, Michigan, Charles settled in the Pensinsula and had a homestead/farm there. He died 29 Jun 1906 in Traverse City.
Mary Ann Abbot's brother, Charles Frederick Abbott, also born in Ireland, married Nathaniel's sister, Mary Lannin, and settled in Quebec near the Lannin family.
Nathaniel and Mary Lannin had 13 known children, all born in Canada:
Nathaniel (1821-1853)
Eliza (1823-1892)
Dorah ("Dolly")(1826-1839)
John Lannin (1827-1860)
William Lannin (1830-1851)
James Allen Lannin (1831-1906)(more often called Allen)
Charles Edward Lannin (1833-1906)
Thomas (1835-after 1901)
Joseph (1835-1862)
George (1835-1879)
Robert (c. 1839-after 1880)
Ann (c. 1840-1878)
Henry (1844-1906)
It is believed that Thomas, Joseph, and George were triplets.
Charles Edward Lannin was born in Sainte-Martine, Quebec. He married Mary Ann Stevenson (from England) around 1859. In Canada's 1851 and 1861 census', respectively, the family lived in Beauharnois, Quebec, and Enniskillen, Lambton, Ontario.
In 1869, the family emigrated to Michigan. In 1888, Charles filed a Declaration of Intention stating that he would pursue citizenship in the United States. His actual naturalization record has not been found.
In Grand Traverse County, Michigan, Charles settled in the Pensinsula and had a homestead/farm there. He died 29 Jun 1906 in Traverse City.
Family Members
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Mary Ann Lannin
1860–1872
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John Lannin
1861–1862
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Charles Lannin
1862–1883
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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Lannin Helferich
1863–1922
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Susanna Lannin Lardie
1865–1896
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Amy L Lannin
1867–1867
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Ervina Lannin
1867–1867
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Rachel Lannin Wheeler
1868–1919
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Catherine Lannin Dohm
1871–1940
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Robert Lannin
1872–1921
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Charles Edward Lannin Jr
1874–1954
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William Henry Lannin
1876–1939
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James Lannin
1878–1944
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Thomas George Lannin
1880–1959
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