MCCONKEY, Major G. W. Veteran of two wars and Justice of the Peace, Oakland, Ill., was born in Washington County, Va., April 18, 1820, the son of John S. and Harriet (Sharp) McConkey, natives of Virginia, who came to Paris, Ill., in 1828.

When George Washington McConkey was born on 18 April 1820, in Sullivan, Tennessee, United States, his father, John Sharp McConkey, was 23 and his mother, Harriet King, was 22. He married Louise Ruth Ashmore on 12 October 1849, in Coles, Illinois, United States.

Feb 4, 2025 · James H. McConkey was born on August 11, 1938 in Copen, WV the only son to James Flavil (JF) and Mary Elizabeth (Smith) McConkey in the house built by his grandfather George W. McConkey. The family moved to Malta, Ohio in 1941 and purchased a farm which remains part of the family farm.

George W. Mcconkey was born circa 1861, in birth place, Illinois. George had 3 siblings: Ida May Mcconkey and 2 other siblings . George lived in 1880, in address , Illinois.

MCCONKEY, Major G. W. Veteran of two wars and Justice of the Peace, Oakland, Ill., was born in Washington County, Va., April 18, 1820, the son of John S. and Harriet (Sharp) McConkey, natives of Virginia, who came to Paris, Ill., in 1828.

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Retired Methodist minister George W. McConkey, 89, died Monday in Crestview Convalescent Lodge. Mr. McConkey moved to Phoenix in 1937 from Waterloo, Iowa. He was born in Vandalia, Ill. He resided at 1635 E. Montecito. His career as a minister included 27 years in the Illinois and Upper Iowa conferences. In Arizona, he...

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Feb 3, 2025 · James H. McConkey was born on August 11, 1938, in Copen, WV, the only son to James Flavil (JF) and Mary Elizabeth (Smith) McConkey in the house built by his grandfather George W. McConkey. The family moved to Malta, Ohio, in 1941, and purchased a farm which remains part of the family farm.