Daughter of John C. and Margaret Ring Dwiggins
Married to Caleb Harrison Canaday
died aged 78y. 4m. 27d.
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Caleb married Martha Dwiggins in 1827, and as early farmers to Madison County, the couple settled the family on the west bank of Pipe Creek where the nearest neighbor was two miles away. From Samuel Harden's The Pioneer:
"Mr. and Mrs. Cannaday were industrious and comparatively poor when they came to the new county and settled on Pipe Creek, but they had come to stay, and by industry and frugality plenty soon came to them...They were honored members of the Christian Church and their influence for good lives to-day, though they sleep on the banks of their Pipe Creek home.
(The above from: http://www.cemeteries-madison-co-in.com/sigler_cemetery.htm)
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Married to Caleb Harrison Canaday
died aged 78y. 4m. 27d.
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Caleb married Martha Dwiggins in 1827, and as early farmers to Madison County, the couple settled the family on the west bank of Pipe Creek where the nearest neighbor was two miles away. From Samuel Harden's The Pioneer:
"Mr. and Mrs. Cannaday were industrious and comparatively poor when they came to the new county and settled on Pipe Creek, but they had come to stay, and by industry and frugality plenty soon came to them...They were honored members of the Christian Church and their influence for good lives to-day, though they sleep on the banks of their Pipe Creek home.
(The above from: http://www.cemeteries-madison-co-in.com/sigler_cemetery.htm)
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Daughter of John C. and Margaret Ring Dwiggins
Married to Caleb Harrison Canaday
died aged 78y. 4m. 27d.
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Caleb married Martha Dwiggins in 1827, and as early farmers to Madison County, the couple settled the family on the west bank of Pipe Creek where the nearest neighbor was two miles away. From Samuel Harden's The Pioneer:
"Mr. and Mrs. Cannaday were industrious and comparatively poor when they came to the new county and settled on Pipe Creek, but they had come to stay, and by industry and frugality plenty soon came to them...They were honored members of the Christian Church and their influence for good lives to-day, though they sleep on the banks of their Pipe Creek home.
(The above from: http://www.cemeteries-madison-co-in.com/sigler_cemetery.htm)
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Married to Caleb Harrison Canaday
died aged 78y. 4m. 27d.
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Caleb married Martha Dwiggins in 1827, and as early farmers to Madison County, the couple settled the family on the west bank of Pipe Creek where the nearest neighbor was two miles away. From Samuel Harden's The Pioneer:
"Mr. and Mrs. Cannaday were industrious and comparatively poor when they came to the new county and settled on Pipe Creek, but they had come to stay, and by industry and frugality plenty soon came to them...They were honored members of the Christian Church and their influence for good lives to-day, though they sleep on the banks of their Pipe Creek home.
(The above from: http://www.cemeteries-madison-co-in.com/sigler_cemetery.htm)
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