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Elizabeth Anne GIVENS
ABT 1720 - AFT 1781
ID Number: I70493
Mother: Sarah CATHEY |
Family 1 : Andrew LEWIS Hero of Pt. Pleasant
- MARRIAGE: ABT 1745, Virginia
- +John LEWIS
- Samuel LEWIS
- +Thomas LEWIS I
- Andrew LEWIS of the Brent Mountain
- William LEWIS
- Annie LEWIS
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Charles GOLDSBOROUGH
1707 - 1767
ID Number: I89352
Mother: Elizabeth GREENBURY |
Family 1 : Elizabeth ENNALIS
- MARRIAGE: 1730
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_Nicholas GOLDSBOROUGH "the Immigrant"_|
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_Robert GOLDSBOROUGH _|
| (1660 - 1746) m 1697 |
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| |_Margaret HOWES _______________________|
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|--Charles GOLDSBOROUGH
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| _Nicholas GREENBERRY __________________|
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|_Elizabeth GREENBURY _|
(1678 - 1718) m 1697 |
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|_Anne DORSEY __________________________|
(1649 - ....) |
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Lawrence "Larry" David GUERRANT
!LIVING
Nicholas HARRISON
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ID Number: I98635
Mother: Elizabeth COMINS |
_John HARRISON ______+
| (1553 - ....) m 1574
_Robert HARRISON I___|
| (1580 - ....) |
| |_Susanna_____________
| (1557 - ....) m 1574
_Robert HARRISON II__|
| (1613 - 1668) |
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Cisley JADWIN
ABT 1630 - AFT 1667
ID Number: I102367
Mother: Sisley CLARKE |
Family 1 : Peter II MONTAGUE "the Immigrant"
Family 2 : NIcholas JOURNEW
Notes
Robert Parvis, son of Cicily, the other daughter of the said Robert Jadwin.
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_Robert JADWIN "the Immigrant"_|
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(1605 - 1667) m 1628 |
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Dr. William King JORDAN D.D.S.
5 Sep 1839 - 16 Sep 1864
ID Number: I52202
Mother: Sara SMITH |
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"William King Jordan was born September 5, 1839 at Gallivants Ferry. He died in prison in Elmyra, New York of pneumonia which he contracted while in prison from exposure. He died September 16, 1864 and is buried in the Woodlawn National Cemetary at Elmyra, New York in Grave No. 168. He was just 25 years old (25 years and 11 days to be exact) when he died, unmarried. His early schooling was in the Marion High School in Marion, South Carolina. He, like his uncle Dr. Bennett Jordan, studied dentistry at Jefferson Dental College, Philadelphia, from where he graduated in March, 1863. He returned home, spent a few days with his parents at their Gallivant's Ferry home. As his family owned many slaves, he was just naturally in sympathy with the south, and to do his part in the preservation of what he felt their legal belongings, he did, on the fourth of April, 1863, enlist in the Southern army as a dentist. This was in Charleston, South Carolina, in Company "J" 21st Regiment, S. C. V. Realizing his need of divine guidance, he did on that same day purchase a large family Bible with this inscription on the fly leaf, in his own handwriting, "William K. Jordan's, bought April 4, 1863 in Charleston, South Carolina. Bought while a soldier in Company "J" 21st Regiment, S.C.V." He was said, by those who knew him, to be a very pious man and a devout Methodist Christian. I have visited a Methodist church that he was most responsible for its establishment. It is still in use and is still called by the name Sandy Plain M. F. Church. It is located three miles S. E. of Gallivants Ferry, South Carolina. He carried the Bible with him in the army, and it was in his possession when he was captured by the Yanks, a short while before he died. Eight years after the war, the War Department sent this Bible to his father, who before he died wrote in the fly leaf that Dixon Jordan was to have this book, which I am now the proud possessor of, and which I greatly appreciate and am sharing knowledge of dates of births, marriages, and deaths, which we would otherwise not have. It passed first to George. S. Jordan, My Grandfather, then to Gospero Sweet Jordan, then to me. I never remember my Great Grandfather speaking of William, his son, but that tears would stream down his face, as he would often say, he was the finest looking many saw, as well as being the truest Christian he ever knew, saying that his death was the most severe blow in his life - he never got over his oldest son's death. His next sadness was when his wife, Sara, died in 1873. After this he, so to speak, closed shop for a while, and it was then that he went to Mullins where he visited his favorite sister, Elizabeth. This did not satisfy his sufferings of the loss of his son and wife, who he loved dearly. While at her home, he bought from her the first land in Marion County, near Mullins, on which he cut all timber, turning his cut over lands into farms that he cultivated till he died. It was then that he returned to his home at Gallivants Ferry, and did then sell his lands, store and Ferry to Old Man Joe Holliday, whose descendents still own the property. He served in the army as a dentist, 1 year, 5 months and 11 days, and his Bible could be the largest Bible to survive the war."
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_Solomon JORDAN _____|
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_John Gainey JORDAN _|
| (1819 - 1900) m 1838|
| | _Nias GAINEY ________
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| |_Ruthy GAINEY _______|
| (1775 - 1882) |
| |_Mary SWEET _________+
| (1760 - ....)
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|--William King JORDAN D.D.S.
| (1839 - 1864)
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| _Billie SMITH _______|
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|_Sara SMITH _________|
(1821 - 1873) m 1838|
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(1770 - ....) |
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William TAYLOR
ABT 1792 - ____
ID Number: I20144
Mother: Anne GILBERT |
Family 1 : BOOKER
_James TAYLOR II_____+
| (1675 - 1730) m 1699
_Erasmus TAYLOR _____|
| (1715 - 1794) m 1749|
| |_Martha THOMPSON ____+
| (1679 - 1762) m 1699
_John TAYLOR ________|
| (1760 - ....) m 1786|
| | _John MOORE _________
| | | (1698 - 1759) m 1733
| |_Jane MOORE _________|
| (1728 - 1812) m 1749|
| |_Rebecca CATLETT ____+
| (1702 - ....) m 1733
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|--William TAYLOR
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|_Anne GILBERT _______|
(1769 - ....) m 1786|
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Sally TINSLEY
1801 - 12 Jan 1828
ID Number: I83097
Mother: Charlotte JOHNS |
Notes
2 Sally TINSLEY b: 1801 d: 12 JAN 1828
_Edward TINSLEY Sr.__+
| (1704 - 1782) m 1724
_Joshua TINSLEY _____|
| (1750 - 1822) |
| |_Margaret TAYLOR ____+
| (1705 - 1782) m 1724
_George McDaniel TINSLEY Sr._|
| (1773 - 1828) |
| | _George MCDANIEL ____+
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| |_Sarah MCDANIEL _____|
| (1750 - 1818) |
| |_Margaret GOFF ______+
| (1725 - 1807) m 1746
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|--Sally TINSLEY
| (1801 - 1828)
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|_Charlotte JOHNS ____________|
(1781 - ....) |
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Eliza WATSON
1811 - 1866
ID Number: I7983
Family 1 : Nathaniel MCCANTS
- MARRIAGE: 1825, SC
- David James MCCANTS
- John MCCANTS
- Thomas MCCANTS
- Robert Pembroke MCCANTS C.S.A.
- +Nathaniel Stephen MCCANTS
- +Samuel Fisk MCCANTS
- +Martha Jane MCCANTS
- Gabriella MCCANTS
- Caroline "Carrie" MCCANTS
- America "Mecca" MCCANTS
- Lou MCCANTS
- Minnie MCCANTS
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