PARENTS: Alexander W. Mahan Sr. and Margaret "Peggy" Brashear
1st MARRIAGE: Peggy Casey, married March 14, 1812 in Rhea Co., TN
CHILDREN WITH 1st WIFE:
1. Matthew Mahan
2. James Alexander Mahan
3. Mary "Polly" Ann Mahan
4. John Kingsburg Mahan
5. Elizabeth Ann Mahan
6. Page (Margaret) Ann Mahan
2nd MARRIAGE: Charlotte Deedma Owens, married May 26, 1823 in Rhea Co., TN.
CHILDREN WITH 2nd WIFE:
1. Isaac Mahan
2. Luther Mahan
3. Levi Mahan
4. Tabitha Jane Mahan
5. Andrew Mahan
6. Leonard Mahan
7. Albert Mahan
8. John Jay Mahan
NOTES FROM VALITA RANDOLPH:
Isaac's family is listed in the 1830 census for Rhea County, Tennessee--2 males 0-5, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40, and 1 female 50-60. MICRO FILM PAGE 370 Rhea Co, Tn 1830 Mahan, Isaac 20021-12100101. Rhea County, Tennessee--Deed Books a, B, C. D, E abstracted by David Gray and Bettys J. Broyles, 1987. 250 (E-265) 5 Sept 1820) (Registered 27 July 1821) Deed of Conveyance, Isaac Mahan to David Shelton for $200, 491/2 acres on West Fork of Richland Creek, including the place where Mahan now lives. Beginning on McDonalds corner, then s 53 W 8 poles to stake on Joseph martins line, etc. Witnesses: E. E. Shelton and John Thomas. 288 (E-305) (12 June 182) (Registered 3 Ap 1822 Deed of Conveyance, Daniel Rawlings to Isaac Mahan for $86.621/2, 49 1.2 acres on west for of Richland Creek including the place where said Mahan now lives. Beginning on M Donals corner, then S 52 W 8 poles to Joseph Martin's line, etc. Witnesses: Elijah Rice and Cain Able. 428 (e-445) (12 April 1827) Deed of Conveyance, John Gamble to Isaac Mahan "for a valuable consideration: 51/4 acres on south side of the Tennessee River in the Hiwassee District. Beginning on NE corner of said quarter, then s 17 poles and 3 ft. to stake, then a strait line to a blazed postoak on the section line near the upper side of the field, and also one quarter-acre including the grave yard on the said quarter. Attest: E Bates and E Templeton. War of 1812--possibles ISAAC MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA.; ISAAC MAHAN 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA; MAHAN ISAAC CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602; and MAHAN ISAAC 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602 Also check JOHN MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. Rev. Isaac Mahan, in 1837 was the first minister authorized by the Probate Court to solemnize the rites of matrimony in Old Tishomingo County. He had a wife named Charlotte and son James A. Isaac Mahan is listed in books 1-5 of Tishimongo Probate Records Jan 1815 Tax and Jury Lists for Rhea County Isaac Mahan (50 a, 1 WP). History of Old Tishimongo by Fen Alexander Cochran, p 46 reveals that Isaac was the first minister ordained to perform marriages in Tishimongo County. He was a Baptist Minister.
NOTES FROM LONNIE MAHAN:
According to the cemetery books this cemetery is listed as Cripple Deer Cemetery (also referred to as Burgess Cemetery). Location: Take hwy 25 north out of Tishomingo for 0.75 miles to hwy 30. Turn right (east) onto hwy 30. Go 2.5 miles to Co Rd 958. Turn left (north) onto Co Rd 958. Go 2.9 miles to the Carter's Branch Baptist Church on the left side of the road. Turn into the church parking lot and drive around the church on the left side. Behind the church is a gravel road (4 wheel drive needed). Go to end of road approx 0.50 of a mile. From the gate walk over a 0.25 of a mile toward tree line at far end of pasture. Cemetery is on ridge on right in edge of woods. I found out who owned the property the cemetery is located on and visited with him. I got permission to climb over the gate and go into the pasture. He has it leased out for pasturing mules. He said that at one time the cemetery had a lot of gravestones in it. His father gave some loggers permission to cut some trees with express instructions not to cut the trees around the cemetery. They didn't comply – the first place they started cutting was the cemetery. All of the gravestones were destroyed except for the one for Isaac Mahan and that is because it is a 2½' x 6' concrete slab that was placed over his grave. The slab was broken though. Source: Lonnie Mahan, Dec 2011.here. It's unclear when they moved to Anderson County South Carolina, but it was certainly after his father's war-related military service in North Carolina, and before the 1790 Census. His older brother Basil Mahan was born in Anderson County in 1785.
1st MARRIAGE: Peggy Casey, married March 14, 1812 in Rhea Co., TN
CHILDREN WITH 1st WIFE:
1. Matthew Mahan
2. James Alexander Mahan
3. Mary "Polly" Ann Mahan
4. John Kingsburg Mahan
5. Elizabeth Ann Mahan
6. Page (Margaret) Ann Mahan
2nd MARRIAGE: Charlotte Deedma Owens, married May 26, 1823 in Rhea Co., TN.
CHILDREN WITH 2nd WIFE:
1. Isaac Mahan
2. Luther Mahan
3. Levi Mahan
4. Tabitha Jane Mahan
5. Andrew Mahan
6. Leonard Mahan
7. Albert Mahan
8. John Jay Mahan
NOTES FROM VALITA RANDOLPH:
Isaac's family is listed in the 1830 census for Rhea County, Tennessee--2 males 0-5, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40, and 1 female 50-60. MICRO FILM PAGE 370 Rhea Co, Tn 1830 Mahan, Isaac 20021-12100101. Rhea County, Tennessee--Deed Books a, B, C. D, E abstracted by David Gray and Bettys J. Broyles, 1987. 250 (E-265) 5 Sept 1820) (Registered 27 July 1821) Deed of Conveyance, Isaac Mahan to David Shelton for $200, 491/2 acres on West Fork of Richland Creek, including the place where Mahan now lives. Beginning on McDonalds corner, then s 53 W 8 poles to stake on Joseph martins line, etc. Witnesses: E. E. Shelton and John Thomas. 288 (E-305) (12 June 182) (Registered 3 Ap 1822 Deed of Conveyance, Daniel Rawlings to Isaac Mahan for $86.621/2, 49 1.2 acres on west for of Richland Creek including the place where said Mahan now lives. Beginning on M Donals corner, then S 52 W 8 poles to Joseph Martin's line, etc. Witnesses: Elijah Rice and Cain Able. 428 (e-445) (12 April 1827) Deed of Conveyance, John Gamble to Isaac Mahan "for a valuable consideration: 51/4 acres on south side of the Tennessee River in the Hiwassee District. Beginning on NE corner of said quarter, then s 17 poles and 3 ft. to stake, then a strait line to a blazed postoak on the section line near the upper side of the field, and also one quarter-acre including the grave yard on the said quarter. Attest: E Bates and E Templeton. War of 1812--possibles ISAAC MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA.; ISAAC MAHAN 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA; MAHAN ISAAC CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602; and MAHAN ISAAC 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602 Also check JOHN MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. Rev. Isaac Mahan, in 1837 was the first minister authorized by the Probate Court to solemnize the rites of matrimony in Old Tishomingo County. He had a wife named Charlotte and son James A. Isaac Mahan is listed in books 1-5 of Tishimongo Probate Records Jan 1815 Tax and Jury Lists for Rhea County Isaac Mahan (50 a, 1 WP). History of Old Tishimongo by Fen Alexander Cochran, p 46 reveals that Isaac was the first minister ordained to perform marriages in Tishimongo County. He was a Baptist Minister.
NOTES FROM LONNIE MAHAN:
According to the cemetery books this cemetery is listed as Cripple Deer Cemetery (also referred to as Burgess Cemetery). Location: Take hwy 25 north out of Tishomingo for 0.75 miles to hwy 30. Turn right (east) onto hwy 30. Go 2.5 miles to Co Rd 958. Turn left (north) onto Co Rd 958. Go 2.9 miles to the Carter's Branch Baptist Church on the left side of the road. Turn into the church parking lot and drive around the church on the left side. Behind the church is a gravel road (4 wheel drive needed). Go to end of road approx 0.50 of a mile. From the gate walk over a 0.25 of a mile toward tree line at far end of pasture. Cemetery is on ridge on right in edge of woods. I found out who owned the property the cemetery is located on and visited with him. I got permission to climb over the gate and go into the pasture. He has it leased out for pasturing mules. He said that at one time the cemetery had a lot of gravestones in it. His father gave some loggers permission to cut some trees with express instructions not to cut the trees around the cemetery. They didn't comply – the first place they started cutting was the cemetery. All of the gravestones were destroyed except for the one for Isaac Mahan and that is because it is a 2½' x 6' concrete slab that was placed over his grave. The slab was broken though. Source: Lonnie Mahan, Dec 2011.here. It's unclear when they moved to Anderson County South Carolina, but it was certainly after his father's war-related military service in North Carolina, and before the 1790 Census. His older brother Basil Mahan was born in Anderson County in 1785.
PARENTS: Alexander W. Mahan Sr. and Margaret "Peggy" Brashear
1st MARRIAGE: Peggy Casey, married March 14, 1812 in Rhea Co., TN
CHILDREN WITH 1st WIFE:
1. Matthew Mahan
2. James Alexander Mahan
3. Mary "Polly" Ann Mahan
4. John Kingsburg Mahan
5. Elizabeth Ann Mahan
6. Page (Margaret) Ann Mahan
2nd MARRIAGE: Charlotte Deedma Owens, married May 26, 1823 in Rhea Co., TN.
CHILDREN WITH 2nd WIFE:
1. Isaac Mahan
2. Luther Mahan
3. Levi Mahan
4. Tabitha Jane Mahan
5. Andrew Mahan
6. Leonard Mahan
7. Albert Mahan
8. John Jay Mahan
NOTES FROM VALITA RANDOLPH:
Isaac's family is listed in the 1830 census for Rhea County, Tennessee--2 males 0-5, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40, and 1 female 50-60. MICRO FILM PAGE 370 Rhea Co, Tn 1830 Mahan, Isaac 20021-12100101. Rhea County, Tennessee--Deed Books a, B, C. D, E abstracted by David Gray and Bettys J. Broyles, 1987. 250 (E-265) 5 Sept 1820) (Registered 27 July 1821) Deed of Conveyance, Isaac Mahan to David Shelton for $200, 491/2 acres on West Fork of Richland Creek, including the place where Mahan now lives. Beginning on McDonalds corner, then s 53 W 8 poles to stake on Joseph martins line, etc. Witnesses: E. E. Shelton and John Thomas. 288 (E-305) (12 June 182) (Registered 3 Ap 1822 Deed of Conveyance, Daniel Rawlings to Isaac Mahan for $86.621/2, 49 1.2 acres on west for of Richland Creek including the place where said Mahan now lives. Beginning on M Donals corner, then S 52 W 8 poles to Joseph Martin's line, etc. Witnesses: Elijah Rice and Cain Able. 428 (e-445) (12 April 1827) Deed of Conveyance, John Gamble to Isaac Mahan "for a valuable consideration: 51/4 acres on south side of the Tennessee River in the Hiwassee District. Beginning on NE corner of said quarter, then s 17 poles and 3 ft. to stake, then a strait line to a blazed postoak on the section line near the upper side of the field, and also one quarter-acre including the grave yard on the said quarter. Attest: E Bates and E Templeton. War of 1812--possibles ISAAC MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA.; ISAAC MAHAN 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA; MAHAN ISAAC CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602; and MAHAN ISAAC 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602 Also check JOHN MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. Rev. Isaac Mahan, in 1837 was the first minister authorized by the Probate Court to solemnize the rites of matrimony in Old Tishomingo County. He had a wife named Charlotte and son James A. Isaac Mahan is listed in books 1-5 of Tishimongo Probate Records Jan 1815 Tax and Jury Lists for Rhea County Isaac Mahan (50 a, 1 WP). History of Old Tishimongo by Fen Alexander Cochran, p 46 reveals that Isaac was the first minister ordained to perform marriages in Tishimongo County. He was a Baptist Minister.
NOTES FROM LONNIE MAHAN:
According to the cemetery books this cemetery is listed as Cripple Deer Cemetery (also referred to as Burgess Cemetery). Location: Take hwy 25 north out of Tishomingo for 0.75 miles to hwy 30. Turn right (east) onto hwy 30. Go 2.5 miles to Co Rd 958. Turn left (north) onto Co Rd 958. Go 2.9 miles to the Carter's Branch Baptist Church on the left side of the road. Turn into the church parking lot and drive around the church on the left side. Behind the church is a gravel road (4 wheel drive needed). Go to end of road approx 0.50 of a mile. From the gate walk over a 0.25 of a mile toward tree line at far end of pasture. Cemetery is on ridge on right in edge of woods. I found out who owned the property the cemetery is located on and visited with him. I got permission to climb over the gate and go into the pasture. He has it leased out for pasturing mules. He said that at one time the cemetery had a lot of gravestones in it. His father gave some loggers permission to cut some trees with express instructions not to cut the trees around the cemetery. They didn't comply – the first place they started cutting was the cemetery. All of the gravestones were destroyed except for the one for Isaac Mahan and that is because it is a 2½' x 6' concrete slab that was placed over his grave. The slab was broken though. Source: Lonnie Mahan, Dec 2011.here. It's unclear when they moved to Anderson County South Carolina, but it was certainly after his father's war-related military service in North Carolina, and before the 1790 Census. His older brother Basil Mahan was born in Anderson County in 1785.
1st MARRIAGE: Peggy Casey, married March 14, 1812 in Rhea Co., TN
CHILDREN WITH 1st WIFE:
1. Matthew Mahan
2. James Alexander Mahan
3. Mary "Polly" Ann Mahan
4. John Kingsburg Mahan
5. Elizabeth Ann Mahan
6. Page (Margaret) Ann Mahan
2nd MARRIAGE: Charlotte Deedma Owens, married May 26, 1823 in Rhea Co., TN.
CHILDREN WITH 2nd WIFE:
1. Isaac Mahan
2. Luther Mahan
3. Levi Mahan
4. Tabitha Jane Mahan
5. Andrew Mahan
6. Leonard Mahan
7. Albert Mahan
8. John Jay Mahan
NOTES FROM VALITA RANDOLPH:
Isaac's family is listed in the 1830 census for Rhea County, Tennessee--2 males 0-5, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40, and 1 female 50-60. MICRO FILM PAGE 370 Rhea Co, Tn 1830 Mahan, Isaac 20021-12100101. Rhea County, Tennessee--Deed Books a, B, C. D, E abstracted by David Gray and Bettys J. Broyles, 1987. 250 (E-265) 5 Sept 1820) (Registered 27 July 1821) Deed of Conveyance, Isaac Mahan to David Shelton for $200, 491/2 acres on West Fork of Richland Creek, including the place where Mahan now lives. Beginning on McDonalds corner, then s 53 W 8 poles to stake on Joseph martins line, etc. Witnesses: E. E. Shelton and John Thomas. 288 (E-305) (12 June 182) (Registered 3 Ap 1822 Deed of Conveyance, Daniel Rawlings to Isaac Mahan for $86.621/2, 49 1.2 acres on west for of Richland Creek including the place where said Mahan now lives. Beginning on M Donals corner, then S 52 W 8 poles to Joseph Martin's line, etc. Witnesses: Elijah Rice and Cain Able. 428 (e-445) (12 April 1827) Deed of Conveyance, John Gamble to Isaac Mahan "for a valuable consideration: 51/4 acres on south side of the Tennessee River in the Hiwassee District. Beginning on NE corner of said quarter, then s 17 poles and 3 ft. to stake, then a strait line to a blazed postoak on the section line near the upper side of the field, and also one quarter-acre including the grave yard on the said quarter. Attest: E Bates and E Templeton. War of 1812--possibles ISAAC MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA.; ISAAC MAHAN 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA; MAHAN ISAAC CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602; and MAHAN ISAAC 16 REG'T (PORTER'S) KENTUCKY MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 131 602 Also check JOHN MAHAN CLARK'S BATTALION, EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA. Rev. Isaac Mahan, in 1837 was the first minister authorized by the Probate Court to solemnize the rites of matrimony in Old Tishomingo County. He had a wife named Charlotte and son James A. Isaac Mahan is listed in books 1-5 of Tishimongo Probate Records Jan 1815 Tax and Jury Lists for Rhea County Isaac Mahan (50 a, 1 WP). History of Old Tishimongo by Fen Alexander Cochran, p 46 reveals that Isaac was the first minister ordained to perform marriages in Tishimongo County. He was a Baptist Minister.
NOTES FROM LONNIE MAHAN:
According to the cemetery books this cemetery is listed as Cripple Deer Cemetery (also referred to as Burgess Cemetery). Location: Take hwy 25 north out of Tishomingo for 0.75 miles to hwy 30. Turn right (east) onto hwy 30. Go 2.5 miles to Co Rd 958. Turn left (north) onto Co Rd 958. Go 2.9 miles to the Carter's Branch Baptist Church on the left side of the road. Turn into the church parking lot and drive around the church on the left side. Behind the church is a gravel road (4 wheel drive needed). Go to end of road approx 0.50 of a mile. From the gate walk over a 0.25 of a mile toward tree line at far end of pasture. Cemetery is on ridge on right in edge of woods. I found out who owned the property the cemetery is located on and visited with him. I got permission to climb over the gate and go into the pasture. He has it leased out for pasturing mules. He said that at one time the cemetery had a lot of gravestones in it. His father gave some loggers permission to cut some trees with express instructions not to cut the trees around the cemetery. They didn't comply – the first place they started cutting was the cemetery. All of the gravestones were destroyed except for the one for Isaac Mahan and that is because it is a 2½' x 6' concrete slab that was placed over his grave. The slab was broken though. Source: Lonnie Mahan, Dec 2011.here. It's unclear when they moved to Anderson County South Carolina, but it was certainly after his father's war-related military service in North Carolina, and before the 1790 Census. His older brother Basil Mahan was born in Anderson County in 1785.
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