Anna Poston Reagan married Nicholas Reagan,Jr. in Virginia and came to Fayette County, Indiana prior to 1820. They owned land approximately 3 miles south of the city of Connersville. They are buried in field on their farm.
Nicholas, Sr. was a well known minister in Augusta County VA and performed many of the marriages in those records. The Reagans came here very early. Nicholas was an overseer of the poor here, as well as well as being in charge of selling various plots of land for the government of Fayette County.
Nicholas, Sr. was a well known minister in Augusta County VA and performed many of the marriages in those records. The Reagans came here very early. Nicholas was an overseer of the poor here, as well as well as being in charge of selling various plots of land for the government of Fayette County.
Anna Poston Reagan married Nicholas Reagan,Jr. in Virginia and came to Fayette County, Indiana prior to 1820. They owned land approximately 3 miles south of the city of Connersville. They are buried in field on their farm.
Nicholas, Sr. was a well known minister in Augusta County VA and performed many of the marriages in those records. The Reagans came here very early. Nicholas was an overseer of the poor here, as well as well as being in charge of selling various plots of land for the government of Fayette County.
Nicholas, Sr. was a well known minister in Augusta County VA and performed many of the marriages in those records. The Reagans came here very early. Nicholas was an overseer of the poor here, as well as well as being in charge of selling various plots of land for the government of Fayette County.
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