h/o Elizabeth P. McClanahan (1774-1854) of Augusta Co., VA.
They were married on 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, Augusta County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Col. Alexander McClanahan who was a Rev. War veteran.
Reference has been made regarding burial in Tinkling Spring. Need verification.
Married 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, VA.
[S82] Wikitree, https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:
William_Abney_%282%29.
William Abney was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
Facts and Events
Name William Abney
Gender Male
Birth: bef. 1774
Marriage: 23 December 1794, Augusta Co., VA
Elizabeth McClanahan
Marriage Bond: 23 December 1794, m Augusta Co., VA Elizabeth McClanahan
Children:
William Abney, bef 1774 -
Margaret Abney, bef 1775 -
Sarah 'Sally' Abney bef 1780 -
Martha 'Patsy' Abney, 1780 - 1846
Nancy Abney, bef 1781 -
Mary 'Polly' Abney
William served as 2nd Lieutenant of a Virginia Calvary Troop commanded by Capt. Robert Gratton, then as a Lieutenant in the 3rd Division sent to Pittsburg.
Inherited his father's Hatter business in Staunton.
They were married on 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, Augusta County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Col. Alexander McClanahan who was a Rev. War veteran.
Reference has been made regarding burial in Tinkling Spring. Need verification.
Married 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, VA.
[S82] Wikitree, https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:
William_Abney_%282%29.
William Abney was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
Facts and Events
Name William Abney
Gender Male
Birth: bef. 1774
Marriage: 23 December 1794, Augusta Co., VA
Elizabeth McClanahan
Marriage Bond: 23 December 1794, m Augusta Co., VA Elizabeth McClanahan
Children:
William Abney, bef 1774 -
Margaret Abney, bef 1775 -
Sarah 'Sally' Abney bef 1780 -
Martha 'Patsy' Abney, 1780 - 1846
Nancy Abney, bef 1781 -
Mary 'Polly' Abney
William served as 2nd Lieutenant of a Virginia Calvary Troop commanded by Capt. Robert Gratton, then as a Lieutenant in the 3rd Division sent to Pittsburg.
Inherited his father's Hatter business in Staunton.
h/o Elizabeth P. McClanahan (1774-1854) of Augusta Co., VA.
They were married on 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, Augusta County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Col. Alexander McClanahan who was a Rev. War veteran.
Reference has been made regarding burial in Tinkling Spring. Need verification.
Married 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, VA.
[S82] Wikitree, https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:
William_Abney_%282%29.
William Abney was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
Facts and Events
Name William Abney
Gender Male
Birth: bef. 1774
Marriage: 23 December 1794, Augusta Co., VA
Elizabeth McClanahan
Marriage Bond: 23 December 1794, m Augusta Co., VA Elizabeth McClanahan
Children:
William Abney, bef 1774 -
Margaret Abney, bef 1775 -
Sarah 'Sally' Abney bef 1780 -
Martha 'Patsy' Abney, 1780 - 1846
Nancy Abney, bef 1781 -
Mary 'Polly' Abney
William served as 2nd Lieutenant of a Virginia Calvary Troop commanded by Capt. Robert Gratton, then as a Lieutenant in the 3rd Division sent to Pittsburg.
Inherited his father's Hatter business in Staunton.
They were married on 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, Augusta County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Col. Alexander McClanahan who was a Rev. War veteran.
Reference has been made regarding burial in Tinkling Spring. Need verification.
Married 12-23-1794 at Wilson Presbyterian Church, Old Stone, VA.
[S82] Wikitree, https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:
William_Abney_%282%29.
William Abney was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
Facts and Events
Name William Abney
Gender Male
Birth: bef. 1774
Marriage: 23 December 1794, Augusta Co., VA
Elizabeth McClanahan
Marriage Bond: 23 December 1794, m Augusta Co., VA Elizabeth McClanahan
Children:
William Abney, bef 1774 -
Margaret Abney, bef 1775 -
Sarah 'Sally' Abney bef 1780 -
Martha 'Patsy' Abney, 1780 - 1846
Nancy Abney, bef 1781 -
Mary 'Polly' Abney
William served as 2nd Lieutenant of a Virginia Calvary Troop commanded by Capt. Robert Gratton, then as a Lieutenant in the 3rd Division sent to Pittsburg.
Inherited his father's Hatter business in Staunton.
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