The following article appeared in the CLARION AND TENNESSEE STATE
GAZETTE in May, 1814."APPREHEND THE VILLIAN" About three years ago I was married to a young man who said his name was James Dunnagan. After living to gether in a tranquil state for about 12 months, he absconded without giving me the lease inimation of his designs. What makes his conduct the more inexcusable is this, there never had any difference taken place between us. I have since learnt that his true name is John Dunnagan and that he has and does still reside near Nashville. He has written to me several times since and declared his true name to be John Dunnagan and that he had another wife before he married me. He
has, I am informed, married another woman in Tennessee. Dunnagan is about 5 ft. 11 inches, well made, with blue eyes, a joint is cut off his middle finger on his left hand. He dresses well and has an air of gentility in his appearance. He is a blacksmith by trade, as well as, a shoe and bootmaker. There will be proof sufficient in Tennessee to convict this abandoned villian as a certain Mr. James Pickle, who intends to reside near Nashville saw us married. The gentlemen of Nashville and vicinity will, it is hoped, use some exertion to find him out.Nancy Dunnagan
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1840 Dickson County, TN census indicates John had the following
children:2 males born 1810/1820 2 females born 1810/1820 1 males born 1825/1830
1 female born 1825/1830 1 female born 1830/1835.Moved to Georgia.
Said to be half indian.
The following article appeared in the CLARION AND TENNESSEE STATE
GAZETTE in May, 1814."APPREHEND THE VILLIAN" About three years ago I was married to a young man who said his name was James Dunnagan. After living to gether in a tranquil state for about 12 months, he absconded without giving me the lease inimation of his designs. What makes his conduct the more inexcusable is this, there never had any difference taken place between us. I have since learnt that his true name is John Dunnagan and that he has and does still reside near Nashville. He has written to me several times since and declared his true name to be John Dunnagan and that he had another wife before he married me. He
has, I am informed, married another woman in Tennessee. Dunnagan is about 5 ft. 11 inches, well made, with blue eyes, a joint is cut off his middle finger on his left hand. He dresses well and has an air of gentility in his appearance. He is a blacksmith by trade, as well as, a shoe and bootmaker. There will be proof sufficient in Tennessee to convict this abandoned villian as a certain Mr. James Pickle, who intends to reside near Nashville saw us married. The gentlemen of Nashville and vicinity will, it is hoped, use some exertion to find him out.Nancy Dunnagan
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1840 Dickson County, TN census indicates John had the following
children:2 males born 1810/1820 2 females born 1810/1820 1 males born 1825/1830
1 female born 1825/1830 1 female born 1830/1835.Moved to Georgia.
William S. DUNNAGAN (DOAS) Sr.
A potter
William Dunnagan, Sr. came to Texas and acquired land in Bosque, Johnson and Hill Counties. He died in 1876. According to an affidavit, he was murdered.
See MARRIAGE note
Marriage Notes for Charles Dunnagan (doas) and Mary Ann -454185
He may have been Jenny Scarlett on 12/13/1819 in Orange County, NC
See MARRIAGE note
Lived in Dallas, TX
Marriage Notes for James Samuel Bullock and Elizabeth DUNNAGAN (DOAS)-453672
Lived in Dallas
Lived in Dallas, TX
Marriage Notes for Pleasant A. (Sam) Bean(e) and Alsey DUNNAGAN (DOAS)-453673
No children
JOHN DUNAGAN moved to White County, Tennessee, about 1832 with his brother Samuel.
John and Ailsey were cousins.
Marriage Notes for John D. Dunnagan (doas) and Alsey DUNNAGAN (DOAS)-453673
John and Alesey were cousins.