"Served in Rev. War; Surgeon, 4th Va. Oct. 14, 1776; 3rd Va. June 1779 to Oct. 1774 under Gen. Wayne. Buried in village graveyard, McMahon & companion bur. in one grave, which is marked" (Source - "Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Rev. Buried in the State of Ohio", Ancestry.com); He is named on this bronze plaque and "Battle of Fort Recovery" marker nearby; His death is described in book, "Bayonets in the Wilderness" by Alan D. Gaff, 2004, pgs. 243, 244, killed by Indians at this battle, serving under Gen. Anthony Wayne.
{D.A.R. Ancestor # A078120}
His wife was Nancy Ann Cox, b.10-17-1757 d.1-17-1818
Son- William Friend McMahon b.10-25-1776 d. 10-11-1862, buried in Burkeville, Tex. F.A.G.#10628346
{D.A.R. Ancestor # A078120}
His wife was Nancy Ann Cox, b.10-17-1757 d.1-17-1818
Son- William Friend McMahon b.10-25-1776 d. 10-11-1862, buried in Burkeville, Tex. F.A.G.#10628346
"Served in Rev. War; Surgeon, 4th Va. Oct. 14, 1776; 3rd Va. June 1779 to Oct. 1774 under Gen. Wayne. Buried in village graveyard, McMahon & companion bur. in one grave, which is marked" (Source - "Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Rev. Buried in the State of Ohio", Ancestry.com); He is named on this bronze plaque and "Battle of Fort Recovery" marker nearby; His death is described in book, "Bayonets in the Wilderness" by Alan D. Gaff, 2004, pgs. 243, 244, killed by Indians at this battle, serving under Gen. Anthony Wayne.
{D.A.R. Ancestor # A078120}
His wife was Nancy Ann Cox, b.10-17-1757 d.1-17-1818
Son- William Friend McMahon b.10-25-1776 d. 10-11-1862, buried in Burkeville, Tex. F.A.G.#10628346
{D.A.R. Ancestor # A078120}
His wife was Nancy Ann Cox, b.10-17-1757 d.1-17-1818
Son- William Friend McMahon b.10-25-1776 d. 10-11-1862, buried in Burkeville, Tex. F.A.G.#10628346
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