| John Mabon | ||
| Father | William Mabon (1749) | |
| Mother | Margaret (Peggy) Brown | |
| Date Of Birth | 23rd May 1784 | |
| Date Of Death | ||
| Location of Grave | ||
| Wife's Name | Wife's DOB | Wife's DOD | Date Married | Married At |
| Elizabeth McGill | 1786 | 29th June 1807 | ||
| Family of John Mabon | ||||
| Child's Name | Date Of Birth |
Place Of Birth |
Date Of Death |
Mother's Name |
| Elizabeth Mabon | 21st July 1808 | Edinburgh | ||
| John Mabon | 2nd September 1809 | Edinburgh | ||
| James Mabon | 9th March 1812 | Edinburgh | ||
| Alexander Mabon | 1st August 1814 | Edinburgh | ||
| Thomas Mabon | 1st March 1818 | |||
| William Mabon | 8th December 1820 | Rotterdam, NY | ||
| Margaret Tilly Mabon | 6th November 1825 | Rotterdam, NY | ||
| Available Documents |
| Family Bible Showing Birth Records |
| Marriage Record from Family Bible |
| Family Tree Provides By Thomas Mabon (Washington, DC) |
| Notes |
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Alexander Mabon travelled with his parents John and Elizabeth and came to the US at the age of four. Alexander, while in central New York State at Auburn, met and married Phoebe Longstreet. They moved west to Erie County, specifically a suburb of Buffalo, New York called Black Rock where they had some of their first three children, Mary (1841), Alexander (1842 and killed in the Civil War at Cold Harbor, Virginia), and George (1844). The family moved to Niagara County to a small hamlet northeast of Niagara Falls called Pekin. In Pekin, New York, their children Sabrina (1846), Martha (1840), Charles (1854) and Amos Franklin (1856) were born. |
