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From: "J. Paul Pennington" <>
Subject: [OHHAMILT] McCammon-Piper
Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2001 09:07:41 -0400
References: <02bb01c132b4$72da5d60$786b32d1@cbc> <006101c132e0$e06a23c0$700edece@oemcomputer>

Nancy,
Here is what I have on them and their family.

1. Thomas McCammon (b. 14 Jun 1772 - Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland)
parents unknown
by 1800 he is in Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA
Moved to Cincinnati with his family in 1816 and to Carthage in
1821.
(Thomas McCammon & Sons was the first cabinetmakers there)
Died in Carthage 29 July, 1858 and buried in Spring Grove
Cemetery.

Mary Piper (b. ? in Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA)
parents uncertain. I've seen both a William and James Piper as
father
and Nancy as mother. Still trying to sort that out, and
census info
has not helped yet.
Died in Carthage 10 Nov 1839. Her remains were moved in 1861 from
Caldwells Station burial ground (near Carthage) to Spring
Grove Cemetery.

[ I have been trying to glean Piper information in the hopes of
narrowing down Mary's
parents so I do have a little more census wise and other info from
Shippensburg.]

2. Their Children were
Elizabeth (McCammon) McFarland (1802-1877)
Thomas McCammon, Jr (1807-1835)
Mary (McCammon) Dill (1808-1885) - Married my James Dill
John McCammon (1814 PA - 1882 OH)
John McCammon was building superintendent for Cincinnati's
Music Hall
Isabella (1821-1835)

Hope this helps.
Paul Pennington
----- Original Message -----
From: Nancy & William Wells <>
To: J. Paul Pennington <>
Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 8:23 AM
Subject: Re: [OHHAMILT] New Subscriber


> Dear Paul,
> Do you have any info on the following you submitted: Especially Mary
Piper?
>
> Thomas McCammon (from Ireland via PA) and Mary (Piper) (from PA)
> Sincerely,
> Nancy Wells
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "J. Paul Pennington" <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 3:05 AM
> Subject: [OHHAMILT] New Subscriber
>
>
> > I'm a new subscriber to this list. I don't have German roots in
> > Cincinnati, but have some in Cleveland and have enjoyed reading
the
> > German ancestry from here.
> > I've lived in Cincinnati for 12 years, but only discovered in
the
> > last year that my mother's mother's family had roots here in the
> > Carthage / Mill Creek area. I'm researching the following
surnames,
> > especially in and around that area:
> > Dill
> > James and Mary (McCammon)
> > Thomas McCammon Dill and Emily Scott (Sheehan)
> > Sumner Stanton Dill and Bessie (Phillips)
> > McCammon
> > Thomas McCammon (from Ireland via PA) and Mary (Piper) (from
PA)
> > Mary McCammon (their daughter) m. James Dill
> > Bonnell
> > Lewis Bonnell and Abigail ? (later married a Ludlow)
> > Jane P. Bonnell (their daughter) m. John H. Sheehan.
> >
> > Several of these families were connected with Carthage Christian
> > Church (founded in 1832).
> >
> > If you have any connection to any of these families, I'd like to
> > collaborate. Also, if you are researching any of these surnames
from
> > Cincinnati, I have gathered fairly extensive records on some of
them
> > from Spring Grove Cemetery and Reading Protestant Cemetery burial
> > records.
> >
> > The above list gives only those directly related to my mother's
> > family. I have tried to gather siblings and details from each
> > generation, where possible.
> >
> > Paul Pennington
> >
>

This thread:

• [OHHAMILT] New Subscriber by "J. Paul Pennington" <>
  • Re: [OHHAMILT] New Subscriber by "Audrey Shields Hancock" <>
    • [OHHAMILT] Re: German immigration to southern Ohio, SE Indiana by "Bob Niehaus" <>
      • Re: [OHHAMILT] Re: German immigration to southern Ohio, SE Indiana by "Linda" <>
  • [OHHAMILT] Dill by "Edward Wallen" <>
    • Re: [OHHAMILT] Dill by "J. Paul Pennington" <>