She was the daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Greene Maxwell.
She married James N. McMinn. They had 9 children: Andrew, Susan, Jessie, Harriet, Emily, James, John, Robert, and a child who died at birth.
Malinda's ancestors were from Scotland. Her family had a castle in Scotland called the Caerlaverock Castle.It was built sometime during the 12th century.
When her husband went off to fight in the Civil War, Malinda had to deal with Yankee soldiers who stayed in her home without her permission, ate all their food and stole all their possessions. She had to hide corn in the joists of the house
She married James N. McMinn. They had 9 children: Andrew, Susan, Jessie, Harriet, Emily, James, John, Robert, and a child who died at birth.
Malinda's ancestors were from Scotland. Her family had a castle in Scotland called the Caerlaverock Castle.It was built sometime during the 12th century.
When her husband went off to fight in the Civil War, Malinda had to deal with Yankee soldiers who stayed in her home without her permission, ate all their food and stole all their possessions. She had to hide corn in the joists of the house
She was the daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Greene Maxwell.
She married James N. McMinn. They had 9 children: Andrew, Susan, Jessie, Harriet, Emily, James, John, Robert, and a child who died at birth.
Malinda's ancestors were from Scotland. Her family had a castle in Scotland called the Caerlaverock Castle.It was built sometime during the 12th century.
When her husband went off to fight in the Civil War, Malinda had to deal with Yankee soldiers who stayed in her home without her permission, ate all their food and stole all their possessions. She had to hide corn in the joists of the house
She married James N. McMinn. They had 9 children: Andrew, Susan, Jessie, Harriet, Emily, James, John, Robert, and a child who died at birth.
Malinda's ancestors were from Scotland. Her family had a castle in Scotland called the Caerlaverock Castle.It was built sometime during the 12th century.
When her husband went off to fight in the Civil War, Malinda had to deal with Yankee soldiers who stayed in her home without her permission, ate all their food and stole all their possessions. She had to hide corn in the joists of the house
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