Dinah <I>Beason</I> Gannaway

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Dinah Beason Gannaway

Birth
Xenia, Greene County, Ohio, USA
Death
30 Mar 1905 (aged 80)
Dunnegan, Polk County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Humansville, Polk County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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Dinah Beason was the daughter of Nathan and Sarah (Turner)Beason. Dinah was named after Sarah (Turner) Beasons mother. She married Woodson M. Galloway on November 2, 1847 in Cedar County, Missouri. He was the son of Gregory and Martha Pasty (McConnell) Gannaway.
To this union nine children were born Sarah, Robert, James, Joseph, Emaline, Mason, Judith, Ephriam and Nathan.
Dinah applied for a Civil War Widows Pension on April 19, 1881. She lists only six of her nine children as under sixteen years of age at that time.

Information taken from Dinah Gannaways Civil War Widows Pension and Our Gannaway Heritage by Jerri Lynch and A History of the Beason Family by Steve Beason.

Written by Dori Chrisp.
Dinah Beason was the daughter of Nathan and Sarah (Turner)Beason. Dinah was named after Sarah (Turner) Beasons mother. She married Woodson M. Galloway on November 2, 1847 in Cedar County, Missouri. He was the son of Gregory and Martha Pasty (McConnell) Gannaway.
To this union nine children were born Sarah, Robert, James, Joseph, Emaline, Mason, Judith, Ephriam and Nathan.
Dinah applied for a Civil War Widows Pension on April 19, 1881. She lists only six of her nine children as under sixteen years of age at that time.

Information taken from Dinah Gannaways Civil War Widows Pension and Our Gannaway Heritage by Jerri Lynch and A History of the Beason Family by Steve Beason.

Written by Dori Chrisp.

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