Jane McGee McDaniel

Birth15 Sept 1763 - Union, Union, South Carolina, USA

Death4 Mar 1825 - Union, Union, South Carolina

MotherMary Anne Bogan - McJunkin (PA to SC) (1727 or 1729-1781) (h. Samuel)

FatherCapt Samuel Caldwell McJunkin, Sr, Justice (Rev War) SC Legislature (Ire to KY)

Born in Union, Union, South Carolina, USA on 15 Sept 1763 to Capt Samuel Caldwell McJunkin, Sr, Justice (Rev War) SC Legislature (Ire to KY) and Mary Anne Bogan - McJunkin (PA to SC) (1727 or 1729-1781) (h. Samuel). Jane McGee McDaniel married William Patrick Boggan and had 4 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1825 in Union, Union, South Carolina.

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Parents

Capt Samuel Caldwell Mcjunkin, Sr, Justice (Rev War) Sc Legislature (Ire To Ky)
1725 - 1808

Mary Anne Bogan - Mcjunkin (Pa To Sc) (1727 Or 1729-1781) (H. Samuel)
1727 - 1781

Spouse(s)

William Patrick Boggan
1752 - 1818

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Joseph Bogan
1792 - 1850

Mary Jane Bogan
1802 - 1826

John Bogan
1790 - 1851

Samuel Bogan
1788 - 1827

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