| Birth | 1846 | Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, United States |
Citation(s)
Birth Citation(s)
John F. Meginness, Origin and History of the Magennis Family: with Sketches of the Keylor, Swisher, Marchbank, and Bryan Families (Williamsport, PA: Heller Brothers Printing Co., 1891), p. 87.
Proof Summary
The only source that ties Margaret Ann to Benjamin McGinnis and Sarah Johnston is a compiled genealogy book that mentions her in their family structure. For this reason, she has been included here. No other source mentions her and there is no definitive proof that she was a Nauvoo resident but her birthdate suggests that it is plausible she was. Further research needs to be done to prove she existed and was part of this family. It might be impossible to prove since she apparently lived for only a short time.
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| Death | July 1846 | Farmington, Van Buren, Iowa, United States |
Citation(s)
Death Citation(s)
John F. Meginness, Origin and History of the Magennis Family: with Sketches of the Keylor, Swisher, Marchbank, and Bryan Families (Williamsport, PA: Heller Brothers Printing Co., 1891), p. 87.
Proof Summary
The only source that ties Margaret Ann to Benjamin McGinnis and Sarah Johnston is a compiled genealogy book that mentions her in their family structure. For this reason, she has been included here. No other source mentions her and there is no definitive proof that she was a Nauvoo resident but her birthdate suggests that it is plausible she was. Further research needs to be done to prove she existed and was part of this family. It might be impossible to prove since she apparently lived for only a short time.
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