Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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William DUNNAGAN (DOAS)

1820 census would indicate William Dunagan was in Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee.

Reported to have served under General Andrew Jackson during the War of 1812 in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend.

Actually, the Battle of Horseshoe Bendtook place March 24, 1814 near the Creek Indian village on Horseshoe Bend of the Tallapoosa River, near present day Alexander City, Alabama.

A treaty had been signed that ended the war, but Jackson was not aware of it.

Francis Marion WILLIS

Died of pneumonia

Melvina Emaline Susan (Vina) DUNNAGAN (DOAS)

Died of pneumonia and acute heart failure

Mollie WILLIS

Died of tuberculosis

Sherman WILLIS

Twin to William Taft (Bill) Willis, Sr.

Died of pneumonia

Melvina Emaline Susan (Vina) DUNNAGAN (DOAS)

Died of pneumonia and acute heart failure

James Eli CUPIT

Died of lymphona

Melvina Emaline Susan (Vina) DUNNAGAN (DOAS)

Died of pneumonia and acute heart failure

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