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Benjamin Bannan (1770 - 1816)

Benjamin Bannan
Born in Belfast, County Antrim, Irelandmap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
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Died at age 46 in Douglassville, Berks, Pennsylvania, USAmap
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[1] Benjamin (1) Bannan, born near Belfast, Ireland, March 17, 1770, died near Molatton, Pa., October, 1816. He was a farmer in summer and taught school in winter. The old Swede church was used as a school house and here Francis Rawn Shunk, Governor, 1845- ’48, of Pennsylvania, also taught school. His wife was Sarah ---, born April 12, 1762, died

[2] The term Molly Maguires used to besmirch the Irish in America was coined by Pottsville’s Benjamin Bannan in the “ ”Miner’s Journal.” Joseph Lynn, in Mauch Chunk’s “Carbon Democrat,” picked up Bannan’s line. Other media followed suit.

Sources

  • ancestry.com (SEVERS FAMILY TREE) 6 JUN 2017.
  • [1] Blue Book Of Schuylkill County By Mrs. Ella Zerbey Elliott:

Who Was Who and Why pages 149-189





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