Margaret Peggy was believed to be the daughter of Joel Fagg (1755-1843) and Cloe Unknown (U). No definitive records exist for her family. However, the various researchers on Ancestry have put together more relevant information than those on FamilySearch. Unfortunately, many do not consistently coincide with one person or family. Hence, we are left with few clues as the family structure and lives of Peggy's family. From her marriage to Isaac, they had six known children, possibly more. From the children's birth dates and Isaac's remarriage date, we can discern that Peggy likely died sometime in 1830. Previous research by Oliver William Lienhard believed Isaac and Peggy lived in Indiana early in their married life, lost ten children to Typhoid fever, then removed to Kentucky. But, this has since been proven to be inaccurate.
Margaret Peggy was believed to be the daughter of Joel Fagg (1755-1843) and Cloe Unknown (U). No definitive records exist for her family. However, the various researchers on Ancestry have put together more relevant information than those on FamilySearch. Unfortunately, many do not consistently coincide with one person or family. Hence, we are left with few clues as the family structure and lives of Peggy's family. From her marriage to Isaac, they had six known children, possibly more. From the children's birth dates and Isaac's remarriage date, we can discern that Peggy likely died sometime in 1830. Previous research by Oliver William Lienhard believed Isaac and Peggy lived in Indiana early in their married life, lost ten children to Typhoid fever, then removed to Kentucky. But, this has since been proven to be inaccurate.
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