Signay (aka Seignallay) C. Grant was born on Decemeber 16, 1818 at an inn in Shawneetown, Gallatin County, Illinois. His parents were John Grant (a merchant) and Jean Fraser. Seignally married Hannah Hare (daughter of Philip Hare and Mary Hall) on August 10, 1837 in Hamilton County, Indiana. They had two children that died young. One of them was a son named Charles A. Grant.
Seignallay's family originally came from Inverness, Scotland. They arrived in New York on July 3, 1807. The Grants first lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before settling in Carmi, White County, IL in Decemeber of 1818.
Note: His parents were probably buried in the Old Carmi Cemetery, but there are no visible stones now. They both died in 1820 from a bilious disease that wiped out most of Carmi's population.
Seignallay's family originally came from Inverness, Scotland. They arrived in New York on July 3, 1807. The Grants first lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before settling in Carmi, White County, IL in Decemeber of 1818.
Note: His parents were probably buried in the Old Carmi Cemetery, but there are no visible stones now. They both died in 1820 from a bilious disease that wiped out most of Carmi's population.
Signay (aka Seignallay) C. Grant was born on Decemeber 16, 1818 at an inn in Shawneetown, Gallatin County, Illinois. His parents were John Grant (a merchant) and Jean Fraser. Seignally married Hannah Hare (daughter of Philip Hare and Mary Hall) on August 10, 1837 in Hamilton County, Indiana. They had two children that died young. One of them was a son named Charles A. Grant.
Seignallay's family originally came from Inverness, Scotland. They arrived in New York on July 3, 1807. The Grants first lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before settling in Carmi, White County, IL in Decemeber of 1818.
Note: His parents were probably buried in the Old Carmi Cemetery, but there are no visible stones now. They both died in 1820 from a bilious disease that wiped out most of Carmi's population.
Seignallay's family originally came from Inverness, Scotland. They arrived in New York on July 3, 1807. The Grants first lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before settling in Carmi, White County, IL in Decemeber of 1818.
Note: His parents were probably buried in the Old Carmi Cemetery, but there are no visible stones now. They both died in 1820 from a bilious disease that wiped out most of Carmi's population.
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