According to the S.J. Hathaway Manuscripts at the Campus Martius Museum (Marietta Ohio): "James McMahan settled in the Township (Grandview) in 1800. His children who live in the township at present time are: Rebecca, Abram, and Anna. The two sisters live together on their farm situated on the river near the lower end and Abram lives with his family in the interior to the township on Leith's run."
James McMahan was drowned in the Ohio-his cemetery marker reads "In memory of the body of James McMahan who was drowned in the Ohio River, May 14, 1823, age 40 years, 6 mo, 10 days."
James McMahan was drowned in the Ohio-his cemetery marker reads "In memory of the body of James McMahan who was drowned in the Ohio River, May 14, 1823, age 40 years, 6 mo, 10 days."
According to the S.J. Hathaway Manuscripts at the Campus Martius Museum (Marietta Ohio): "James McMahan settled in the Township (Grandview) in 1800. His children who live in the township at present time are: Rebecca, Abram, and Anna. The two sisters live together on their farm situated on the river near the lower end and Abram lives with his family in the interior to the township on Leith's run."
James McMahan was drowned in the Ohio-his cemetery marker reads "In memory of the body of James McMahan who was drowned in the Ohio River, May 14, 1823, age 40 years, 6 mo, 10 days."
James McMahan was drowned in the Ohio-his cemetery marker reads "In memory of the body of James McMahan who was drowned in the Ohio River, May 14, 1823, age 40 years, 6 mo, 10 days."
Inscription
"In memory of the body of James McMahan who was drowned in the Ohio River, May 14, 1823, age 40 years, 6 mo, 10 days."
Gravesite Details
Gravesite was a erected by family, but was a cenotaph only. Body was lost to drowning in the Ohio River.
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