13 JUNE 2020, Memorial notes/on or near at time of transfer. Added gender. 1) original bio from creator of this memorial is below divider.~
From 'Lawrence County, Illinois', 1996, p305:
"Owen Seaney was born in Kent County, DE in 1745. He served as a private in the Maryland Line in Revolutionary War. After the war he went to Rowan County, SC where in 1780 married Honor Estep, daughter of Thomas Estep and Susanna Holmes. They were parents of ten children, Samuel, John, Bryant, Isaac, Jacob Owen, Jr, Katie, Susan, Sarah and Nimrod.
Times were hard along the Atlantic Coast after the war, Owen having a pioneer spirit, he and sons Bryan, Owen, Samuel and John emigrated to Wayne County, IN in 1810. They were farmers. In 1818 Samuel and Bryan moved to Crawford County, IL and purchased farmland. Samuel had married Cathren (Catherine) Wishon Jan 2, 1805 while living in North Carolina. The Wishon's were from Germany and were gun makers. They went to Missouri about the time Seaney's went to Indiana. Samuel and Catherine were parents of 12 children: Elizabeth, Polly, Minta, Lucy, Susan, John, Clarissa, Matilda, Samuel, Jr, Nimrod, Margaret and Honor."
Buried in row 11 between Emma Alice Seaney and Catherine Seaney
From 'Lawrence County, Illinois', 1996, p305:
"Owen Seaney was born in Kent County, DE in 1745. He served as a private in the Maryland Line in Revolutionary War. After the war he went to Rowan County, SC where in 1780 married Honor Estep, daughter of Thomas Estep and Susanna Holmes. They were parents of ten children, Samuel, John, Bryant, Isaac, Jacob Owen, Jr, Katie, Susan, Sarah and Nimrod.
Times were hard along the Atlantic Coast after the war, Owen having a pioneer spirit, he and sons Bryan, Owen, Samuel and John emigrated to Wayne County, IN in 1810. They were farmers. In 1818 Samuel and Bryan moved to Crawford County, IL and purchased farmland. Samuel had married Cathren (Catherine) Wishon Jan 2, 1805 while living in North Carolina. The Wishon's were from Germany and were gun makers. They went to Missouri about the time Seaney's went to Indiana. Samuel and Catherine were parents of 12 children: Elizabeth, Polly, Minta, Lucy, Susan, John, Clarissa, Matilda, Samuel, Jr, Nimrod, Margaret and Honor."
Buried in row 11 between Emma Alice Seaney and Catherine Seaney
13 JUNE 2020, Memorial notes/on or near at time of transfer. Added gender. 1) original bio from creator of this memorial is below divider.~
From 'Lawrence County, Illinois', 1996, p305:
"Owen Seaney was born in Kent County, DE in 1745. He served as a private in the Maryland Line in Revolutionary War. After the war he went to Rowan County, SC where in 1780 married Honor Estep, daughter of Thomas Estep and Susanna Holmes. They were parents of ten children, Samuel, John, Bryant, Isaac, Jacob Owen, Jr, Katie, Susan, Sarah and Nimrod.
Times were hard along the Atlantic Coast after the war, Owen having a pioneer spirit, he and sons Bryan, Owen, Samuel and John emigrated to Wayne County, IN in 1810. They were farmers. In 1818 Samuel and Bryan moved to Crawford County, IL and purchased farmland. Samuel had married Cathren (Catherine) Wishon Jan 2, 1805 while living in North Carolina. The Wishon's were from Germany and were gun makers. They went to Missouri about the time Seaney's went to Indiana. Samuel and Catherine were parents of 12 children: Elizabeth, Polly, Minta, Lucy, Susan, John, Clarissa, Matilda, Samuel, Jr, Nimrod, Margaret and Honor."
Buried in row 11 between Emma Alice Seaney and Catherine Seaney
From 'Lawrence County, Illinois', 1996, p305:
"Owen Seaney was born in Kent County, DE in 1745. He served as a private in the Maryland Line in Revolutionary War. After the war he went to Rowan County, SC where in 1780 married Honor Estep, daughter of Thomas Estep and Susanna Holmes. They were parents of ten children, Samuel, John, Bryant, Isaac, Jacob Owen, Jr, Katie, Susan, Sarah and Nimrod.
Times were hard along the Atlantic Coast after the war, Owen having a pioneer spirit, he and sons Bryan, Owen, Samuel and John emigrated to Wayne County, IN in 1810. They were farmers. In 1818 Samuel and Bryan moved to Crawford County, IL and purchased farmland. Samuel had married Cathren (Catherine) Wishon Jan 2, 1805 while living in North Carolina. The Wishon's were from Germany and were gun makers. They went to Missouri about the time Seaney's went to Indiana. Samuel and Catherine were parents of 12 children: Elizabeth, Polly, Minta, Lucy, Susan, John, Clarissa, Matilda, Samuel, Jr, Nimrod, Margaret and Honor."
Buried in row 11 between Emma Alice Seaney and Catherine Seaney
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