My Family Tree - Peter “Bull Peter” Mauney / Barbara Heavner

Man

Name	Place of Birth	Date of Birth	Place of Death	Date of Death
Peter “Bull Peter” Mauney		1790		30 MAY 1840

Woman

Name	Place of Birth	Date of Birth	Place of Death	Date of Death
Barbara Heavner		1 DEC 1788		24 AUG 1874

Children

Name	Date of Birth	Date of Death
Catherine Mauney	25 MAR 1812
Sally Mauney	2 MAY 1813
David Mauney	26 MAY 1814	24 MAY 1900
Anna Mauney	23 NOV 1821	11 MAR 1859
Christopher “Christy” Mauney	26 OCT 1823
Barbara Louise Mauney	19 MAR 1827

Family Events

Event Type	Date	Place	Description
Marriage	3 DEC 1810

Notes


Their first home was near Christian Mauney’s home (Tryon Court House). Later they moved to Cleveland County on Muddy Fork of Buffalo near Cherryville and Waco, NC. This is now known as the David Mauney home place. The family bible, held by Bonnie Mauney Summers of Kings Mountain, records the births of ten children, four of whom died in infancy. Tradition pictures him as a large, robust man - very jovial and friendly, and exceedingly fond of children. Barbara, his wife, spoke German and read from her German Bible until her death. The couple had ten children total, though four died in infancy.

Their first home was near Christian Mauney’s home (Tryon Court House). Later they moved to Cleveland County on Muddy Fork of Buffalo near Cherryville and Waco, NC. This is now known as the David Mauney home place.

The family bible, held by Bonnie Mauney Summers of Kings Mountain, records the births of ten children, four of whom died in infancy. Tradition pictures him as a large, robust man - very jovial and friendly, and exceedingly fond of children. Barbara, his wife, spoke German and read from her German Bible until her death.

The couple had ten children total, though four died in infancy.