Constantine McMahon was a son of Barnabas (Barney) McMahan and Eliza Jane Blackburn. Barnabas was born circa 1772 and died at Lawrence County, Illinois, May 24, 1847. Eliza was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, September 28, 1806, and died at Lawrence County, Illinois, November 13, 1887. Barnabas and Eliza were married at Lawrence County, Illinois, July 29, 1826. Barnabas was a son of Constantine McMahan (circa 1746-1855, Lawrence County, Illinois) and Caroline.
Constantine McMahan, whose residence was Lawrenceville, Illinois, enlisted April 20 and mustered as corporal in Co. I, 8th Illinois Infantry (3-Months), April 24, 1861. Corporal McMahan was mustered-out July 25, 1861, at Cairo, Illinois.
Constantine McMahan joined for duty and enrolled as Private into Co. A, 11th Missouri Rifles, which subsequently became Co. A, 11th Missouri Infantry, for a 3-year term, at Summer, Illinois, September 30, 1861. He is shown on the November and December 1861 Company Muster Roll as Corporal. Corporal McMahan was promoted to Sergeant July 1, 1863. At his January 1864 reenlistment as a Veteran Volunteer he was described as 5 feet 11½ inches high, with Fair complexion, Hazel eyes and Black hair. Sergeant McMahan was promoted First Lieutenant, same company, May 3, 1864. He was promoted Captain, same company, October 13, 1864, and was mustered out January 15, 1866.
Charles (sic, Constantine) McMahon, age 30 years and a carpenter, was enumerated August 20, 1870, at Canton, Lewis County, Missouri, with Eliza McMahon 27, Rolla McMahon 4, Ralph McMahon 2 and Charles McMahon 3 months.
C. McMahan, age 38 years and a miner, was enumerated June 2, 1880, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with E. A. McMahan 36, Rolla McMahan 14, Ralph McMahan 12, Chas. McMahan 10 and Laura McMahan 2.
C. McMahon, Head, was enumerated June 1, 1885, at Summit County, Colorado, with Ralph McMahon, Son.
Constantine McMahan, age 60 years and whose occupation was mining ore, was enumerated June 10, 1900, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with Eliza McMahan 58, Rolla P. McMahan 33, Ralph B. McMahan 32 and Laura E. McMahan 29.
Constantine McMahan filed from Arizona for a Civil War veteran's pension June 9, 1904, and received application No. 1,318,178 and certificate No. 1,086,266.
Constan (sic) McMahon, age 72 years and a Quartz Miner, was enumerated May 8, 1910, at 371 Zonia, Peeples Valley, Yavapai County, Arizona. and Ralph McMahon 38. The enumeration shows that Constantine was born in Illinois, that he had been married for 45 years and that he was a survivor of the Union Army.
Constantine McMahan, age 73 years, registered to vote at the Kirkland Precinct, Yavapai County, Arizona, July 24, 1912. The registration shows that his nativity was Illinois and that he reads English.
Obituary: Fatal Illness Overtakes Good Man. Captain M'Mahon Ends Life At Zonia From A Stroke of Paralysis; Aged 81 Years.
News of the death of Captain Charles McMahon has been received in Prescott, the end coming at Zonia last week. The fatal affliction was paralysis, which overcame this worthy resident, as he was stepping out of his home, and without the slightest warning. Although the deceased had reached the ripe age of 81 years, his wonderful physical vigor attracted admiration, and his health was said to be perfect.
Captain McMahon was identified with valuable mining properties in the Zonia section, and with his two sons had been actively developing in recent years. He was considered an authority in this business, and his practical effort was highly regarded by mining engineers. Personally, he made many friends through his genial disposition, and very much sorrow is expressed over his loss. He is survived by his two sons, who were with him, and a widow, who resides at Denver. Burial was given in Kirkland cemetery. (Weekly Journal-Miner [Prescott, Arizona], Wednesday, June 2, 1915, p. 2, and from Tuesday's Daily) (Obituary courtesy Pat R.)
Arizona Death Certificate for Constantine McMahan.
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Constantine was a brother of Sarah Phene, née McMahan, Wright.
Constantine McMahan, whose residence was Lawrenceville, Illinois, enlisted April 20 and mustered as corporal in Co. I, 8th Illinois Infantry (3-Months), April 24, 1861. Corporal McMahan was mustered-out July 25, 1861, at Cairo, Illinois.
Constantine McMahan joined for duty and enrolled as Private into Co. A, 11th Missouri Rifles, which subsequently became Co. A, 11th Missouri Infantry, for a 3-year term, at Summer, Illinois, September 30, 1861. He is shown on the November and December 1861 Company Muster Roll as Corporal. Corporal McMahan was promoted to Sergeant July 1, 1863. At his January 1864 reenlistment as a Veteran Volunteer he was described as 5 feet 11½ inches high, with Fair complexion, Hazel eyes and Black hair. Sergeant McMahan was promoted First Lieutenant, same company, May 3, 1864. He was promoted Captain, same company, October 13, 1864, and was mustered out January 15, 1866.
Charles (sic, Constantine) McMahon, age 30 years and a carpenter, was enumerated August 20, 1870, at Canton, Lewis County, Missouri, with Eliza McMahon 27, Rolla McMahon 4, Ralph McMahon 2 and Charles McMahon 3 months.
C. McMahan, age 38 years and a miner, was enumerated June 2, 1880, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with E. A. McMahan 36, Rolla McMahan 14, Ralph McMahan 12, Chas. McMahan 10 and Laura McMahan 2.
C. McMahon, Head, was enumerated June 1, 1885, at Summit County, Colorado, with Ralph McMahon, Son.
Constantine McMahan, age 60 years and whose occupation was mining ore, was enumerated June 10, 1900, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with Eliza McMahan 58, Rolla P. McMahan 33, Ralph B. McMahan 32 and Laura E. McMahan 29.
Constantine McMahan filed from Arizona for a Civil War veteran's pension June 9, 1904, and received application No. 1,318,178 and certificate No. 1,086,266.
Constan (sic) McMahon, age 72 years and a Quartz Miner, was enumerated May 8, 1910, at 371 Zonia, Peeples Valley, Yavapai County, Arizona. and Ralph McMahon 38. The enumeration shows that Constantine was born in Illinois, that he had been married for 45 years and that he was a survivor of the Union Army.
Constantine McMahan, age 73 years, registered to vote at the Kirkland Precinct, Yavapai County, Arizona, July 24, 1912. The registration shows that his nativity was Illinois and that he reads English.
Obituary: Fatal Illness Overtakes Good Man. Captain M'Mahon Ends Life At Zonia From A Stroke of Paralysis; Aged 81 Years.
News of the death of Captain Charles McMahon has been received in Prescott, the end coming at Zonia last week. The fatal affliction was paralysis, which overcame this worthy resident, as he was stepping out of his home, and without the slightest warning. Although the deceased had reached the ripe age of 81 years, his wonderful physical vigor attracted admiration, and his health was said to be perfect.
Captain McMahon was identified with valuable mining properties in the Zonia section, and with his two sons had been actively developing in recent years. He was considered an authority in this business, and his practical effort was highly regarded by mining engineers. Personally, he made many friends through his genial disposition, and very much sorrow is expressed over his loss. He is survived by his two sons, who were with him, and a widow, who resides at Denver. Burial was given in Kirkland cemetery. (Weekly Journal-Miner [Prescott, Arizona], Wednesday, June 2, 1915, p. 2, and from Tuesday's Daily) (Obituary courtesy Pat R.)
Arizona Death Certificate for Constantine McMahan.
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Constantine was a brother of Sarah Phene, née McMahan, Wright.
Constantine McMahon was a son of Barnabas (Barney) McMahan and Eliza Jane Blackburn. Barnabas was born circa 1772 and died at Lawrence County, Illinois, May 24, 1847. Eliza was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, September 28, 1806, and died at Lawrence County, Illinois, November 13, 1887. Barnabas and Eliza were married at Lawrence County, Illinois, July 29, 1826. Barnabas was a son of Constantine McMahan (circa 1746-1855, Lawrence County, Illinois) and Caroline.
Constantine McMahan, whose residence was Lawrenceville, Illinois, enlisted April 20 and mustered as corporal in Co. I, 8th Illinois Infantry (3-Months), April 24, 1861. Corporal McMahan was mustered-out July 25, 1861, at Cairo, Illinois.
Constantine McMahan joined for duty and enrolled as Private into Co. A, 11th Missouri Rifles, which subsequently became Co. A, 11th Missouri Infantry, for a 3-year term, at Summer, Illinois, September 30, 1861. He is shown on the November and December 1861 Company Muster Roll as Corporal. Corporal McMahan was promoted to Sergeant July 1, 1863. At his January 1864 reenlistment as a Veteran Volunteer he was described as 5 feet 11½ inches high, with Fair complexion, Hazel eyes and Black hair. Sergeant McMahan was promoted First Lieutenant, same company, May 3, 1864. He was promoted Captain, same company, October 13, 1864, and was mustered out January 15, 1866.
Charles (sic, Constantine) McMahon, age 30 years and a carpenter, was enumerated August 20, 1870, at Canton, Lewis County, Missouri, with Eliza McMahon 27, Rolla McMahon 4, Ralph McMahon 2 and Charles McMahon 3 months.
C. McMahan, age 38 years and a miner, was enumerated June 2, 1880, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with E. A. McMahan 36, Rolla McMahan 14, Ralph McMahan 12, Chas. McMahan 10 and Laura McMahan 2.
C. McMahon, Head, was enumerated June 1, 1885, at Summit County, Colorado, with Ralph McMahon, Son.
Constantine McMahan, age 60 years and whose occupation was mining ore, was enumerated June 10, 1900, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with Eliza McMahan 58, Rolla P. McMahan 33, Ralph B. McMahan 32 and Laura E. McMahan 29.
Constantine McMahan filed from Arizona for a Civil War veteran's pension June 9, 1904, and received application No. 1,318,178 and certificate No. 1,086,266.
Constan (sic) McMahon, age 72 years and a Quartz Miner, was enumerated May 8, 1910, at 371 Zonia, Peeples Valley, Yavapai County, Arizona. and Ralph McMahon 38. The enumeration shows that Constantine was born in Illinois, that he had been married for 45 years and that he was a survivor of the Union Army.
Constantine McMahan, age 73 years, registered to vote at the Kirkland Precinct, Yavapai County, Arizona, July 24, 1912. The registration shows that his nativity was Illinois and that he reads English.
Obituary: Fatal Illness Overtakes Good Man. Captain M'Mahon Ends Life At Zonia From A Stroke of Paralysis; Aged 81 Years.
News of the death of Captain Charles McMahon has been received in Prescott, the end coming at Zonia last week. The fatal affliction was paralysis, which overcame this worthy resident, as he was stepping out of his home, and without the slightest warning. Although the deceased had reached the ripe age of 81 years, his wonderful physical vigor attracted admiration, and his health was said to be perfect.
Captain McMahon was identified with valuable mining properties in the Zonia section, and with his two sons had been actively developing in recent years. He was considered an authority in this business, and his practical effort was highly regarded by mining engineers. Personally, he made many friends through his genial disposition, and very much sorrow is expressed over his loss. He is survived by his two sons, who were with him, and a widow, who resides at Denver. Burial was given in Kirkland cemetery. (Weekly Journal-Miner [Prescott, Arizona], Wednesday, June 2, 1915, p. 2, and from Tuesday's Daily) (Obituary courtesy Pat R.)
Arizona Death Certificate for Constantine McMahan.
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Constantine was a brother of Sarah Phene, née McMahan, Wright.
Constantine McMahan, whose residence was Lawrenceville, Illinois, enlisted April 20 and mustered as corporal in Co. I, 8th Illinois Infantry (3-Months), April 24, 1861. Corporal McMahan was mustered-out July 25, 1861, at Cairo, Illinois.
Constantine McMahan joined for duty and enrolled as Private into Co. A, 11th Missouri Rifles, which subsequently became Co. A, 11th Missouri Infantry, for a 3-year term, at Summer, Illinois, September 30, 1861. He is shown on the November and December 1861 Company Muster Roll as Corporal. Corporal McMahan was promoted to Sergeant July 1, 1863. At his January 1864 reenlistment as a Veteran Volunteer he was described as 5 feet 11½ inches high, with Fair complexion, Hazel eyes and Black hair. Sergeant McMahan was promoted First Lieutenant, same company, May 3, 1864. He was promoted Captain, same company, October 13, 1864, and was mustered out January 15, 1866.
Charles (sic, Constantine) McMahon, age 30 years and a carpenter, was enumerated August 20, 1870, at Canton, Lewis County, Missouri, with Eliza McMahon 27, Rolla McMahon 4, Ralph McMahon 2 and Charles McMahon 3 months.
C. McMahan, age 38 years and a miner, was enumerated June 2, 1880, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with E. A. McMahan 36, Rolla McMahan 14, Ralph McMahan 12, Chas. McMahan 10 and Laura McMahan 2.
C. McMahon, Head, was enumerated June 1, 1885, at Summit County, Colorado, with Ralph McMahon, Son.
Constantine McMahan, age 60 years and whose occupation was mining ore, was enumerated June 10, 1900, at Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, with Eliza McMahan 58, Rolla P. McMahan 33, Ralph B. McMahan 32 and Laura E. McMahan 29.
Constantine McMahan filed from Arizona for a Civil War veteran's pension June 9, 1904, and received application No. 1,318,178 and certificate No. 1,086,266.
Constan (sic) McMahon, age 72 years and a Quartz Miner, was enumerated May 8, 1910, at 371 Zonia, Peeples Valley, Yavapai County, Arizona. and Ralph McMahon 38. The enumeration shows that Constantine was born in Illinois, that he had been married for 45 years and that he was a survivor of the Union Army.
Constantine McMahan, age 73 years, registered to vote at the Kirkland Precinct, Yavapai County, Arizona, July 24, 1912. The registration shows that his nativity was Illinois and that he reads English.
Obituary: Fatal Illness Overtakes Good Man. Captain M'Mahon Ends Life At Zonia From A Stroke of Paralysis; Aged 81 Years.
News of the death of Captain Charles McMahon has been received in Prescott, the end coming at Zonia last week. The fatal affliction was paralysis, which overcame this worthy resident, as he was stepping out of his home, and without the slightest warning. Although the deceased had reached the ripe age of 81 years, his wonderful physical vigor attracted admiration, and his health was said to be perfect.
Captain McMahon was identified with valuable mining properties in the Zonia section, and with his two sons had been actively developing in recent years. He was considered an authority in this business, and his practical effort was highly regarded by mining engineers. Personally, he made many friends through his genial disposition, and very much sorrow is expressed over his loss. He is survived by his two sons, who were with him, and a widow, who resides at Denver. Burial was given in Kirkland cemetery. (Weekly Journal-Miner [Prescott, Arizona], Wednesday, June 2, 1915, p. 2, and from Tuesday's Daily) (Obituary courtesy Pat R.)
Arizona Death Certificate for Constantine McMahan.
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Constantine was a brother of Sarah Phene, née McMahan, Wright.
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