The family surname was written as Mahan in the church records at St John the Baptist in Perth, Ontario, by Scottish Priest, Rev. John Macdonald from 1823 to 1838. His replacement, Rev. John McDonagh arrived from Ireland in 1838 and commenced to write their surname as Mahon in the church records. Today, some descendants use the surname Mahan, others use Mahon and still others have adopted variations including Main.
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The records on the two remaining daughters of James and Ellen Mahon have not yet been found. As well there are several married names which remain unknown...for now.
James Mahon and Ellen Troy
Kings County, County Offaly, Ireland
Thomas Mahon, Betsy Towriss, Lucy Gash
married early 1840's and 1852
spouses Lane, Robinson,Stiller / Stellar (with Betsey)
spouses Crabbe, Kaubessuskie, Martin, McGregor, Tabb (with Lucy)
Lanark and Renfrew Counties
Catherine Mahon and Owen Malone
married 1843
spouses Larkin, Madden, Nolan, Russell, Walsh, Wimples
Lanark County
James Mahon and Mary Boshart
married 1857
Hudder, McDonald, Neville, Smith, Steep, Watt
Lanark and Renfrew Counties
William Mahon and Margaret Donovan
married 1840
spouses McDougall, Quinn
Lanark and Renfrew Counties
John Mahon and Catherine Walsh
married 1847
spouses LaRock, McGlade, O'Meara / O'Mara,
Lanark and Leeds Counties
Ellen Mahon and Patrick Harrington
married 1838
spouses Hanlon, O'Neill
Lanark County
Bowes Dowsett Kehoe Kirkham Korry Lane
McDonald / MacDonald McDonnell McDougall / MacDougald
Moran Norris Ritchie Robinson
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