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Person ID: I35149

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Family ID: F26652 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Husband John Magill (ID:I35148), b. 1759, Augusta, Virginia, USA , d. 1834, South Boston, Washington, Indiana, USA (Age 75 years)

Married Washington, Indiana, USA [2]

Children

1. Elizabeth Magill (ID:I35147), b. 1809, Kentucky, USA

, d. 1835, South Boston, Washington, Indiana, USA

(Age 26 years)

[S1251] Find A Grave, Elizabeth “Eliza” Magill Rude. lizabeth, identified as Eliza in most documentation, was the second daughter born to John Magill and his second wife Mary Holloway in Mercer County, KY. She married Barzilla Rude March 31, 1829, in Washington County, IN, with William Newland, Justice of the Peace, officiating. (Source: Indiana Marriaages - 1810-2001 Record #887) Gravesite Details That Eliza is buried here is strictly a reasonable guess as it was where her father is buried and it was a South Boston cemetery. Apparently she died near her 30th birthday and within a year or two of her father. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34362513/elizabeth-rude [S1251] Find A Grave, John Magill. John served in the Revolutionary War and his grave site was marked by the Daughters of the American Revolution in a ceremony in the mid 1970s. A file on John Magill may be found in the John Hay Center in Salem. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5094805/john-magill

[S1251] Find A Grave, Elizabeth “Eliza” Magill Rude.
lizabeth, identified as Eliza in most documentation, was the second daughter born to John Magill and his second wife Mary Holloway in Mercer County, KY.

She married Barzilla Rude March 31, 1829, in Washington County, IN, with William Newland, Justice of the Peace, officiating. (Source: Indiana Marriaages - 1810-2001 Record #887)

Gravesite Details That Eliza is buried here is strictly a reasonable guess as it was where her father is buried and it was a South Boston cemetery. Apparently she died near her 30th birthday and within a year or two of her father.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34362513/elizabeth-rude
[S1251] Find A Grave, John Magill.
John served in the Revolutionary War and his grave site was marked by the Daughters of the American Revolution in a ceremony in the mid 1970s.

A file on John Magill may be found in the John Hay Center in Salem.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5094805/john-magill