Around 1848 Nathaniel moved from Tennessee to Illinois where he was listed as one of the first settlers in Effingham County. Nathaniel and Chaney had 14 children: Mahulda, Burgis, Jonathan, Martha, William, Willis, Jacob, Charity, Marion, Nathan, Chaney, James, Radney and Samuel.
Nathaniel left Illinois after the death of his wife Chaney and headed for the wide open spaces of Texas as he felt that Illinois was becoming to populated. Nathaniel purchased property in Grayson County, Texas where he lived out his life.
Nathaniel left Illinois after the death of his wife Chaney and headed for the wide open spaces of Texas as he felt that Illinois was becoming to populated. Nathaniel purchased property in Grayson County, Texas where he lived out his life.
Around 1848 Nathaniel moved from Tennessee to Illinois where he was listed as one of the first settlers in Effingham County. Nathaniel and Chaney had 14 children: Mahulda, Burgis, Jonathan, Martha, William, Willis, Jacob, Charity, Marion, Nathan, Chaney, James, Radney and Samuel.
Nathaniel left Illinois after the death of his wife Chaney and headed for the wide open spaces of Texas as he felt that Illinois was becoming to populated. Nathaniel purchased property in Grayson County, Texas where he lived out his life.
Nathaniel left Illinois after the death of his wife Chaney and headed for the wide open spaces of Texas as he felt that Illinois was becoming to populated. Nathaniel purchased property in Grayson County, Texas where he lived out his life.
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