February 25, 1808, Virginia, died July 10, 1856, Texas, and is buried in
LaGrange. He was a Mason. In 1840 he was living in Cumberland County, Virginia,
with a staff of 55, both free and slave, most of which were engaged in
manufacture and trade, but with some in agriculture and navigation. He was a
partner in a mercantile firm with J. S. Armistead from 1836-1843. He moved to
Lexington City, Missouri, where he was a merchant in 1850, and had 15 boarders.
By 1855, he had removed to LaGrange.
February 25, 1808, Virginia, died July 10, 1856, Texas, and is buried in
LaGrange. He was a Mason. In 1840 he was living in Cumberland County, Virginia,
with a staff of 55, both free and slave, most of which were engaged in
manufacture and trade, but with some in agriculture and navigation. He was a
partner in a mercantile firm with J. S. Armistead from 1836-1843. He moved to
Lexington City, Missouri, where he was a merchant in 1850, and had 15 boarders.
By 1855, he had removed to LaGrange.
Family Members
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John Thomas McAshan
1811–1864
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Elizabeth Chambers McAshan Cochran
1815–1884
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Nehemiah Jerome McAshan
1816–1860
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Martha Keziah McAshan Ammann
1823–1890
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Paul Yancey McAshan
1827–1885
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Samuel Maurice McAshan
1829–1904
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Edmund Vernon McAshan
1830–1857
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Courtney Wellington McAshan Longcope
1833–1883
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Judith Catherine "Kate" McAshan Shearn
1835–1884
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