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Margaret Vann (McSwain)

Also Known As: "Peggy"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Georgia, United States
Death: January 24, 1857 (75-76)
Rose, Mayes County, OK, United States
Place of Burial: Rose, Mayes County, OK, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Alexander McSwain and Nancy ‘Nannie’ McSwain
Wife of Avery Vann, Jr.
Mother of Joseph Teautle Vann; Chief David Lewis Vann; Margaret Vann; Charles Avery Vann; Andrew Jackson Marion Vann and 9 others
Sister of Elizabeth Welch
Half sister of Jennie Wright; James Kan-Ne-Qua-Tes-Ke Crittenden; Alexander McSwain; John McSwane; Avery McSwain and 2 others

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About Margaret Vann

Died after 1871; daughter of Alexander "Trader" McSwain b. 1740 and Nannie (Fawling) Downing b. abt 1746-50.

She married abt 1796, Avery Vann Jr. (buried at this cem.), *see his gravesite for their children.

Listed on the 1851 Old Settler roll: Saline, 23 as Peggy Vann (1896 p. 285); Clan: Wolf (H. Fawling); 1/4 Cherokee. ~~~~~~~~~ Margaret McSwain and Avery Vann were parents to 13 children, all reached adulthood. Daughter Sally Vann became great grandmother of Will Rogers.

Her husband, John Rogers was mistaken for a Treaty signer and was murdered. Son Joseph Vann served as Vice Chief in Cherokee West with Chief John Ross. Son David Vann was Cherokee Nation Treasurer and was murdered by PIN Indians 1863.

They had sons fighting on both sides in Civil War. The Vann's built a very nice home at Rose. Daughter Betsy and husband David Rowe later bought it. During the Civil War he hid near their home because Pins were trying to murder him also.

Maintained by: Wes T. Originally Created by: Alice P. Added: 25 Sep 2006 Find a Grave Memorial 15886987

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Margaret Vann's Timeline

1781
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Georgia, United States
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February 11, 1798
Beaver Pond, Hall County, GA, United States
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January 1, 1800
Vann's Valley, Cave Spring, Floyd County, Georgia, United States
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