Genealogical data updated
9 September 2010 - 7:49:00pm

The site now contains the data from the September 9th, 2010 Reunion V9 export of the McCaslin-related elements of Lois' database.

The "Notes" tab for an individual can contain a synopsis of the material Lois has found related to that individual's information. Some conjectural information is sometimes there as well.

There are still several Reunion-specific custom GEDCOM tags that are flagged as errors by PhpGedView. We have chosen to display the errors as they contain pertinent information.

Older iterations of the genealogical data have been archived. Only results from the current GEDCOM data will be presented when you search for an individual or family. If you find data of interest to your research is no longer present, let us know and we'll try to restore it. Look for another update in the near future...

Welcome to the Indiana McCaslin website
3 July 2010 - 5:25:17pm

This all started with two David Wason McCaslins, born within two years of each other in Kentucky, sons of two brothers, David Wasson and Richard McCaslin. Earlier researchers had combined them into one person, but the data didn't look right to me, and I started this tree to figure out whose children they were.

It's grown mightily from there, now being the ambitious attempt to identify all the children of an unknown McCaslin and Margaret Wasson of Pennsylvania in about 1760. Many of these McCaslins spent a good share of their lives in Indiana, although I also document their children who moved on west and related family lines originating in the East.

This is not a finished project; there's a lot more research to do, so it will continue to grow. Please contact me if you would like to contribute. Additions and corrections will be much appreciated.

Lois Johnson

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