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Samuel S. MCCLUREABT 1829 - BET 1860 AND 1870
Father: John MCCLURE Mother: Vinny ? NotesPerryville was described as a post village on the west bank of the Tennessee
River, a shipping place. This is the oldest town in Decatur County. It was
selected in 1821 to serve as county seat for Perry County. Charles Miles, John
Rasser, James Dickson, Charles Graham, W. S. Britt, and William Patterson were
appointed to locate the county seat. Before being incorporated in 1825, it was
known as Midtown Community. One of the first merchants was Samuel McClure.
James M. and Curry Pettigrew of Armagh, Ireland came to Perryville in 1825 and
ran a mercantile business. |
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_John MCCLURE _______|
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|--Samuel S. MCCLURE
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|_Vinny ? ____________|
(1805 - 1850) |
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[1336] 1860 census