I might have this all wrong. I am basing her marriage on the Clemens book , page 459, where it says: "Captain William Eccles Buchanan married, secondly, a sister of Andrew Buchanan, of Louisville, and George Buchanan, of St. Louis, Missouri... Andrew Buchanan, of Louisville, had a son George Coulter Buchanan, living, in 1900, in that place"
The people and locations match except for that the son's name was George Coalter Buchanan, but since George Coalter Buchanan was well known at the time, I was thinking it could be a typo.
Also, Ireland Marriages, 1619-1898
Name: Mary Buchanan
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 1826
Event Place: Newry, County Down, Ireland
Father's Name: Patrick Buchanan
Mother's Name: Margaret Scott
Spouse's Name: William Buchanan
But, now dates don't work out IF this is their son:
Below is a possible child, BUT, that would make Mary 60 years old!
Ireland Births and Baptisms, 1620-1881
Name: Robert Buchanan
Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1843
Event Place: Newry, County Down, Ireland
Event Place (Original): Newry, Down, Ireland
Gender: Unknown
Father's Name: William Eccles Buchanan
Mother's Name: Mary Buchanan
Of course, there are lots of Andrew and George Buchanans... so I will keep looking to see if I can find the right "Mary Buchanan" for this Captain.
I am using this book as a source: “An Account of the First American Settlers and Colonial Families of the Name of Buchanan, and Other Genealogical and Historical Data, Mostly New and Original Material Including Early Wills and Marriages Heretofore Unpublished.” BY WILLIAM M. CLEMENS Limited Edition. NEW YORK William M. Clemens Publisher According to this book - see book pages 7-10 (22-27 on the website) Concerning Patrick and Margaret’s (P&M) nine children; Patrick Buchanan, born April 16, 1745, in Tyrone county, Ireland; married, February 7, 1776, Margaret Scott, born February 22, 1753. He died November 19, 1824. She died in her 93rd year. He was an elder and she a life-long member of the Presbyterian Church. Issue: P&M 4. Mary, born August 17, 1783. husband https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:HPTZ-8C3Z
"LATER LEAVES OF THE BUCHANAN BOOK
BY PATRICK BUCHANAN, K.C.
page 175
"The family of George L. Buchanan of Jeffer¬
sonville, Indiana, a descendant of Captain William
Eccles Buchanan, R.A., of Fintona, County Tyrone,
Ireland, who served in the Peninsular War and was
present at the Battle of Waterloo, has an heirloom
in the form of an Irish Harp. The account which
follows appeared in the Dublin Evening Herald of
September 12th, 1896."
“A FAMOUS IRISH HARP.” “Survives as an Heirloom in an Indian Home.” (a Jeffersonville, Indiana home) "..the family in or about the year 1640 left Stir¬ lingshire for Tyrone in the then new Plantation of Ulster. They had formed High Church, or, at all events, Episcopalian connections by marriage, and the Covenant was dominant in Stirlingshire. So the harp went back to the land of its birth — it was made in Dublin — and found a home at Fintona, county Tyrone, until some forty years ago. Then Mr. William Eccles Buchanan, its possessor, with his wife — also a Buchanan by birth — and several children crossed the Atlantic and settled at New Orleans. Finally, about the end of the war between North and South, Mr. Buchanan having died in the meanwhile, his widow and children again migrated, and the harp was taken to its present home.” (Jeffersonville, Indiana)
marriage
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