My Family Tree - Christian Mauney

Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
Jacob Mauney		Sarah

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Caty		Barbara Mauney Betsy Mauney Caty Mauney Jacob Mauney Michael “Bellows Mike” Mauney Peggy Mauney Polly Mauney Sally Mauney John Mauney “Fritter” George Mauney Christian Mauney Peter “Bull Peter” Mauney

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place	Description
Birth	1741
Place of Residence		Between Cherryville & Bessemer City
Occupation			Carpenter, farmer
Religion			Lutheran
Marriage
Death	JAN 1815
Burial		Beaver Dam Cemetery, Gaston County

Facts

Fact	Description
Fact MILI	@N21@

Notes


There is a marker on Christian Mauney’s property, erected on September 20, 1919 by the Mauney Memorial Foundation and funded by relatives, with the following statements: 1. The home of Christian Mauney. 2. The site of Tryon County Courts, 1774-1779, and then of Lincoln Courts until January 1783. 3. The encampment of Lord Cornwallis’ Army enroute to Virginia 1780-1781. 4. The place of the signing of the Tryon Association, August 14, 1775, with names of the signers. A second marker, commemorating the Tryon Association was given by the Col. Frederick Hambright Chapter, D.A.R. Kings Mountain, NC. The property is located on the Bessemer City and Cherryville Road about four miles south of Cherryville and five miles from Bessemer City.@S2@

There is a marker on Christian Mauney’s property, erected on September 20, 1919 by the Mauney Memorial Foundation and funded by relatives, with the following statements:

1. The home of Christian Mauney.
2. The site of Tryon County Courts, 1774-1779, and then of Lincoln Courts until January 1783.
3. The encampment of Lord Cornwallis’ Army enroute to Virginia 1780-1781.
4. The place of the signing of the Tryon Association, August 14, 1775, with names of the signers.

A second marker, commemorating the Tryon Association was given by the Col. Frederick Hambright Chapter, D.A.R. Kings Mountain, NC. The property is located on the Bessemer City and Cherryville Road about four miles south of Cherryville and five miles from Bessemer City.@S2@