CJK: I'm beginning to wish I had never started with the Axson line. I have Samuel and Elizabeth You m. March 1, 1787 and one child, Elizabeth, b. 1790. Also two other sons, Edward and John of undated births. I have their? son, Jacob, b. May 27, 1795, a month after Samuel's marriage to Mary Ann in April, 1795. ??? OK, so if Jacob was the son of Mary Ann, he would have been born just a month after her marriage to Samuel. If Elizabeth You and Samuel m. Dec. 2, 1800, were Elizabeth (b. 1790) and Jacob (b. 1795) the children of Mary Ann, or who? Help, anyone? I will post my Girardeau line in a separate message. Edward

Hi Edward , This was sent to me it doesnot have any source , so I have no idea where they got the information from . <<Samuel Jacob Axson was born May 01, 1751 in Charleston, SC, and died October 06, 1827 in Liberty County, GA. He married (1) Mary Ann Girardeau April 1795, daughter of John Girardeau and Hannah Splatt. She died March 20, 1799. He married (2) Elizabeth You December 02, 1800 in Charleston, SC, daughter of Thomas You and Elizabeth Clifford. She was born Abt. 1770, and died Bef. 1806. He married (3) Ann Lambright December 24, 1806. She died December 12, 1854. Children of Samuel Axson and Mary Girardeau are: 19 i. Amanda9 Axson, born February 01, 1796; died July 22, 1817. 20 ii. Dau Axson, born March 1798; died April 1798. 21 iii. Mary Ann Axson, born March 1799; died April 1821.>>>> I have the following from BAKER RECORDS : >From the Baker Records: Peter Girardeau, who lived in the St Bartholomew's Parish, married first in 1730, Elizabeth Bohun and 2nd, in 1747 Elizabeth Heape. He had died by Dec 1759 according to an indenture signed by his eldest son, John B. Girardeau. * Note according to the above there were other sons. I would live to have more information regarding the " GIRARDEAU family ". If anyone has any information regarding this surname . please post. Thanks, CJK

CJK: Your evidence does seem to point to an error. I have Mary Ann Girardeau Axson as the widow of General Richard Withers Vanderhorst by whom she had at least four children from Aug., 1816 to April, 1820. "However", if I have her death date correct as April, 1821, she obviously could not have married Dr. Gadsden in 1842. So the correct wife seems to be Mary Ann Gibbes, widow of John Axson. Question: was her name "Gibbes" or "Gibbs"? I don't know her parents. Now: Unfortunately, I have her married to two John Axsons, one (the son of Samuel and Elizabeth You) b. abt 1794, and the other (the son of William and Susannah Mouzon) b. 1764 and the widower of Mary Ann (Archer?). The Dec., 1919 marriage date seems to be about right for either "husband". Does anyone know the correct "John" for this Mary Ann Gibbes? Edward >Regarding Dr Alexander Gadsden: >3rd Wife of Alexander Edwards (Dr.) Gadsden: >............. +Mary Ann Girardeau Axson b: March 06, 1798 Charleston, S.C. >m: January 07, 1842 Charleston, S.C. d: April 1821 > >I have : >Marriages and Deaths Notices from the Chas. Observer , 1827 - 1845 >page 175 >Jan 22, 1842 - Married on Tues .11th inst. De Alexander E. Gadsden to Mrs >Mary Anna Axson , both of Charleston > >Comment :I thought this was Mary Anna Gibbs Axson , widow of John Axson, >planter who lived on Charlotte St. will proved June 16, 20, 1834 ( John's >property goes from Him to his wife and then to Dr Alex E Gadsden ) > >May be some one can clear this up for us. > >

Please forgive my posting this to multiple lists. Can anyone help me find information on the family of Maria Vesey (b. abt. 1780, Charleston?) who married (Mar.6, 1797, Charleston) Joseph Vesey Spencer, son of Barnet Spencer and Catherine Vesey, both of Bermuda. Maria was daughter of Joseph and Mary (Clodner) Vesey. Joseph and Maria (Vesey) Spencer had a daughter, Mary Emily (born/Bapt. July 21,1812, St. James Goose Creek Parish). Need information on ancestors of Maria Vesey and siblings and husband, if any. Edward

Regarding Dr Alexander Gadsden: 3rd Wife of Alexander Edwards (Dr.) Gadsden: ............. +Mary Ann Girardeau Axson b: March 06, 1798 Charleston, S.C. m: January 07, 1842 Charleston, S.C. d: April 1821 I have : Marriages and Deaths Notices from the Chas. Observer , 1827 - 1845 page 175 Jan 22, 1842 - Married on Tues .11th inst. De Alexander E. Gadsden to Mrs Mary Anna Axson , both of Charleston Comment :I thought this was Mary Anna Gibbs Axson , widow of John Axson, planter who lived on Charlotte St. will proved June 16, 20, 1834 ( John's property goes from Him to his wife and then to Dr Alex E Gadsden ) May be some one can clear this up for us.

Fellow SHAHAN Researchers: We on the Shahan Rootsweb List invite all with same/similar SHAHAN/Shain/Shawn/ Shawhan/Shayhan/Shane/Shawn/Shehorn etc family names to join us in researching this family. We know that there were several variations in spelling of the Shahan name throughout early US History. The following information I copied from the FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES- 1790- VIRGINIA ************************************************************** SHAHAN, FREDERICK BERKELEY CO., VA 579 30101-20111-00 SHAHANE, WILLIAM MONONGALIA CO. VA 434 02101-12110-00 *************************************************************** This from the Charleston District, Christ Church Parish FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES - 1790 - SOUTH CAROLINA SHAHAN, JOSHUA Free white males of 16 years and upward including heads of families: 1 Free white males under 16 years: 1 Free white females including heads of families: 1 All other free persons ....Blank Slaves: 2. **************************************** This is from the FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES: SOUTH CAROLINA FAIRFIELD COUNTY, CAMDEN DISTRICT - 1790 SHAIN, JOHN Free White males of 16 years and upward including heads of families: 2 Free white males under 16 years: Blank Free white females under 16 including heads of families: 3 All other persons.........Blank Slaves.........Blank ****************************************** >From the FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES - 1790 - ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS SHEAHAN, DANIEL Free white males of 16 years and upward including heads of families: 3 Free white males under 16 years: 4 Free white females including heads of families: 1 All other free persons.... Blank Slaves.... Blank ************************* This from SEVENTEENTH CENTURY COLONIAL ANCESTORS p. 226 SHAWHAN, DARBY ( 1672/73-1736) Md.; m. Sarah Meeks. Landowner ********************************************************** And this, from MARRIAGES OF RICHMOND COUNTY, VA p. 52 DAVIS, WILSON and Nancy Bustle, bond 10 May 1810. Consent by Hannor Bustle, mother of the bride, who says her daughter is of legal age. Joseph Alexander (b); John Shehan (w). ******************************** Likewise, we have Darby, Cornelius, Teague, John, Mary, and Thomas SHAHAN in Barbados according to The Barbados Book of Wills and Testaments.....in the LATE 1600's. ******** Please reply to Karla Shahan ktshahan@juno.com and join the SHAHAN Rootsweb List for more. Sincerely, Karla Shahan On The Road to Find Out ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

<A HREF="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/escn_database_reports/">ESC N Database Reports</A> ....sorry this is the link i was talking about..It give all newspaper reports of family in Charleston. It will help you track..obits, deaths, marriages etc.....Rosalieanne

Rosalieanne, No, I have not checked with the St. Lawrence people yet. I did check there several years ago. My Rev. Patrick O'Neill bought a lot for 8-10 people and then buried only one person there, or so the records and marker attest for that spot. However, I have gotten additional information and really should check again. Thanks for the names of the ones to contact. These deaths were in the 1850's and I don't believe they used a funeral home back then. The Diocese has been most helpful, but they don't have any information for what I'm seeking. What is the ESDA base? That sounds promising... Julie O'Neil Perkins At 12:44 AM 6/13/00 EDT, you wrote: >Have you asked Jim Lyles or Sherry over at St Lwrence if they have any >records for them...Who was the funeral home? Did you check them for records? >Did you check with the diocese and see what records they had on the family? >Did you check with the historical society? The ESDA data base? Maybe this >will help you....Rosalieanne > > >==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== >Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families >South Carolina Historical Society >http://www.schistory.org > >

Have you asked Jim Lyles or Sherry over at St Lwrence if they have any records for them...Who was the funeral home? Did you check them for records? Did you check with the diocese and see what records they had on the family? Did you check with the historical society? The ESDA data base? Maybe this will help you....Rosalieanne

I am related to the first priest appointed to St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Rev. Patrick O'Neill, of Kilkenny, Ireland. At least, I'm trying to prove my connection to him. I am seeking deaths and burials of my ancestor, his brother, Thomas O'Neill, about 1859. Patrick served in Charleston from 1838 - 1865. I know that two of their sisters were with Patrick in 1850 and 1860 and served as witnesses for marriages he performed. Another brother, Walter, is buried at St. Lawrence, having died in 1859 and been buried there by Patrick, though there are no death records for him at the church. My grandmother came to Charleston in the 1960's and was told by someone that her ancestors were buried "under the church". We didn't know exactly what that meant and subsequent research in Charleston, both at the church and at the Diocese, drew blanks. However, I have recently corresponded with a descendant of the architect of the 'new' sanctuary of St. Patrick's, built in 1888 following the earthquake, and he said that the church was built on a floating foundation and that he had seen a cemetery below the church, complete with tombstones. This was done by order of the bishop at that time. Isn't that fascinating? I don't believe that many people there in Charleston know about this. I wonder if those graves are even documented in the church records? Could my missing Thomas O'Neill and his wife be there? How would I go about trying to gain access to this cemetery? Does anyone out there have any knowledge of this or advice on how to proceed? I'm ready to take a big flashlight, some bat deterrent and head for Charleston and St. Patrick's tomorrow! However, I am aware of the sanctity of the location and the sensitivity with which some might view this information. When I was there a few years ago, I met the church historian, named Joan Mack. The e-mail address I had for her no longer works. The priest was new. I am anxious to be advised... Julie O'Neil Perkins Coweta Co., Newnan, GA

Julie, I have family buried under the addition to the 1st Scots Presbyterian Church in Charleston. I was told when I visited there that they do not have the records. They had my gggrandfather on the records but none of the others. I do know they are there by the death certs but the church has no records. Have you been in touch with Mary Giles with the diocese? She was most helpful to me on a burial at St. Lawrence. Her e-mail is mgiles@catholic-doc.org Pat "Julie O. Perkins" wrote: > I am related to the first priest appointed to St. Patrick's Catholic > Church, Rev. Patrick O'Neill, of Kilkenny, Ireland. At least, I'm trying > to prove my connection to him. I am seeking deaths and burials of my > ancestor, his brother, Thomas O'Neill, about 1859. Patrick served in > Charleston from 1838 - 1865. I know that two of their sisters were with > Patrick in 1850 and 1860 and served as witnesses for marriages he > performed. Another brother, Walter, is buried at St. Lawrence, having died > in 1859 and been buried there by Patrick, though there are no death records > for him at the church. > > My grandmother came to Charleston in the 1960's and was told by someone > that her ancestors were buried "under the church". We didn't know exactly > what that meant and subsequent research in Charleston, both at the church > and at the Diocese, drew blanks. However, I have recently corresponded > with a descendant of the architect of the 'new' sanctuary of St. Patrick's, > built in 1888 following the earthquake, and he said that the church was > built on a floating foundation and that he had seen a cemetery below the > church, complete with tombstones. This was done by order of the bishop at > that time. > > Isn't that fascinating? I don't believe that many people there in > Charleston know about this. I wonder if those graves are even documented in > the church records? Could my missing Thomas O'Neill and his wife be there? > How would I go about trying to gain access to this cemetery? Does anyone > out there have any knowledge of this or advice on how to proceed? I'm ready > to take a big flashlight, some bat deterrent and head for Charleston and > St. Patrick's tomorrow! However, I am aware of the sanctity of the > location and the sensitivity with which some might view this information. > > When I was there a few years ago, I met the church historian, named Joan > Mack. The e-mail address I had for her no longer works. The priest was new. > I am anxious to be advised... > > Julie O'Neil Perkins > Coweta Co., Newnan, GA > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Another 'MUST' for South Carolina genealogical research > South Carolina Department of Archives and History > http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/

In a message dated 6/9/00 5:04:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, noblehouse@setnet.net writes: << I have that Fisher married Laura E. Michau, daughter of Abraham Michau and Mary Stead Allston, (died 1807); and a note that Fisher had thirteen children. >> Hi Liz , Regarding the above , Can you tell me some of the names of the 13 children ? In John Axson's will, he only mentions : Mary Ann , John Axson , Christopher Edwards . I have been told that Mary Ann was the twin of Martha Ann . Thank You, CJK

Thank you.I am searching for any and all LADSON'S. Ashely2@aol.com wrote: > Hi, > > Yes it's on CD rom.� Printed copies of the works can be ordered through Brent Holcomb. PO Box 21766, Columbia, SC 21766 (803) 772-6919. The CD in my library is from Ancestry.com� If you give me some surnames I can look them up for you until you get the CD or printed copies. > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Another 'MUST' for South Carolina genealogical research > South Carolina Department of Archives and History > http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/

Hi Daniel Re Catholic Death Records in Catholic Miscellany Newspaper and the St. Lawrence Cemetery. Here is the address for Catholic Diocese of Charleston http://www.catholic-doc.org/ (includes a history of Catholics in early Charleston) and here is the E-Mail address of the Church Archivist - Mary Giles mgiles@catholic-doc.org Several years ago the Diocese replied to my query re wedding and funeral of my Irish ancestor. Luckily, the 1843 wedding notice had been printed in the Newspaper - the actual church records of St. Mary's had been destroyed along the way The Diocese also had the funeral notice plus lot number for his burial at St. Lawrence Cemetery. St. Lawrence is not an individual church graveyard. Rather a large cemetery set aside for members of the Catholic faith - right next door to Magnolia (Protestant) Cemetery and across the street from Bethany (Lutheran) Cemetery. Several others smaller cemeteries complete this "Cemetery Row"- which was started after the individual church graveyards filled up. Good luck in your research. Mary Alice

I have Fisher Gadsden (Oct 25, 1805-Jan 13, 1870; baptised Nov 22, 1805 at St. Philip's, Charleston) as the fourteenth of sixteen children of Philip Gadsden II (1761-Feb 6, 1824) and Catherine Edwards (1766-Mar 17, 1814) who were married Nov 19, 1783; both of Charleston. Fisher's older brother, Christopher Edward Gadsden was elected minister of St. Philip's in 1810 and was Bishop of SC from 1840 to 1852. Brother John was Intendant of Charleston and US District Attorney, and brother James was US Minister to Mexico. I have that Fisher married Laura E. Michau, daughter of Abraham Michau and Mary Stead Allston, (died 1807); and a note that Fisher had thirteen children. Source of much of the above from the St. Philip's Parish Register 1754 to 1810, and if I remember correctly a paper of family records, will have to check. Since this is not in may direct family line, I have not recorded all my sources in the database as yet. I hope this helps a little. I may have a bit more if you need anything specific. Liz Noble ----- Original Message ----- From: <CJK1043@aol.com> To: <SCCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 9:48 AM Subject: [SCCHARLE] Back to Research : Surname Gadsden > Good Morning All, > Thanks for all those nice e mails . > Now it is time to get back to research . > > I am searching for information in regards to the Gadsden Family. > Can anyone tell me who the father of Fisher Gadsden was ? > I know from John Axson's will that Laura marrried Fisher Gadsden . > Thanks, > CJK > > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families > South Carolina Historical Society > http://www.schistory.org > >

CJK: I have Philip (b. 1761) as son of Mary Hasell (m. 1759). Others OK as far as I know. >* I have the following notes in my file the following : >Thomas Gadsden , Esq., with Mrs Gadsden ( a daughter of Admiral Gascoign, >whom he married in England ), Mr John Huger, and Mr Paul Mazyck, are arrived >here from London in the ship Constant - Friend , Capt. Alcock. >Monday Dec 15, 1766 I think that would be Thomas Gadsden and Ann Gascoign, the parents of James William (May 26, 1767- Dec. 20, 1818) who married Rebecca Coachman Nov. 29, 1797. (Ann must have had an uncomfortable voyage, being about four months pregnant) I don't know whose son that Thomas was, unless he was b. 1720 and was the son of Thomas (1688-1741) and Elizabeth, making him Gen. Christopher's brother. Help, anyone? Edward

Hi, Are you volunteering to look up other people's surnames as well ? Will you please tell me what years are covered on the CD's ? Thanks CJK

Thanks Edward, It will take a little while to compare what I have. I have the information about Laura being adopted and her parents . I have that she had two step mothers . 1. Martha Ann ( surname ? ) ( 1st wife of John Axson) 2. Mary Ann Gibbs ( 2nd wife of John Axson ) Sometimes , I get things mixed up when reading charts. So will you look at this and see if I did it correctly. Fisher Gadsden , son of Phillip Gadsden b. 1761 & Catherine Edwards Phillip Gadsden , son of Christopher O. ( Gen ) Gadsden & Jane Godfrey Christopher O. , son of Thomas Gadsden & Elizabeth ?* Thomas Gadsden , son of Thomas Gadsden. * I have the following notes in my file the following : Thomas Gadsden , Esq., with Mrs Gadsden ( a daughter of Admiral Gascoign, whom he married in England ), Mr John Huger, and Mr Paul Mazyck, are arrived here from London in the ship Constant - Friend , Capt. Alcock. Monday Dec 15, 1766 Do you think this is the right Thomas Gadsden for these notes

Hi, Yes it's on CD rom. Printed copies of the works can be ordered through Brent Holcomb. PO Box 21766, Columbia, SC 21766 (803) 772-6919. The CD in my library is from Ancestry.com If you give me some surnames I can look them up for you until you get the CD or printed copies.

CJK: Here is what I have on the Gadsdens, starting with Fisher (marked ****in generation 5) and going backward (with the usual caveat). Corrections always welcome. Did you have information that Laura was the daughter of Abraham Michau (d. 1821) and Mary Steed Allston (1773-1807), adopted by John and Martha Ann Axson? I list her as "Michau-Axson" to help me keep it straight. Edward >I am searching for information in regards to the Gadsden Family. >Can anyone tell me who the father of Fisher Gadsden was ? >I know from John Axson's will that Laura marrried Fisher Gadsden . >Thanks, >CJK Descendants of Thomas (Capt.) Gadsden 1 Thomas (Capt.) Gadsden b: 1640 England d: 1691 Nevis, BWI 2 Thomas Gadsden b: November 01, 1688 Nevis, BWI d: 1741 S.C. .... +Elizabeth (Mrs.) Gadsden b: Abt. 1690 m: Abt. 1717 d: May 1728 (1727?) ... 3 Robert Gadsden b: 1718 ... 3 Thomas Gadsden b: 1720 ... 3 Elizabeth Gadsden b: 1722 ... 3 Christopher O. (Gen.) Gadsden b: February 16, 1723/24 Charleston, S.C. d: August 28, 1805 (due to a fall ,age 81) Charleston, S.C. ....... +Jane Godfrey b: Bef. 1731 m: July 28, 1746 Charleston, S.C. d: Bet. 1758 - 1759 (died in May) ...... 4 Elizabeth Gadsden b: September 18, 1747 S.C. .......... +Andrew Rutledge b: 1740 m: September 29, 1767 Charleston, S.C. d: 1772 ...... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Gadsden: .......... +Thomas Ladson Ferguson b: Abt. 1745 m: August 04, 1774 d: Bef. 1779 (?) ...... 4 Christopher Gadsden b: September 05, 1750 S.C. d: August 20, 1766 ...... 4 Thomas (Capt.) Gadsden b: August 12, 1757 (Aug. 13?) S.C. .......... +Martha Fenwick b: January 15, 1760 m: October 16, 1778 (Oct. 15?) d: February 15, 1821 ......... 5 Ann Gadsden b: Aft. 1778 d: Bef. 1817 ............. +William (Col.) Drayton b: December 30, 1776 St. Augustine, Leon, Florida m: Abt. 1804 d: May 24, 1846 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ......... 5 Christopher Gadsden b: 1785 ............. +[1] Mary Sydney Ashe b: Abt. 1790 m: 1812 ......... 5 Emma Gadsden b: 1786 ......... 5 Selina Gadsden b: Abt. 1787 ...... 4 Mary Gadsden ...... 4 Anne Gadsden b: Abt. 1753 .......... +Andrew Lord b: Abt. 1751 m: November 15, 1770 (Nov.22?) Charleston, S.C. d: 1781 ...... *2nd Husband of Anne Gadsden: .......... +William Greenwood b: Abt. 1750 m: 1796 ... *2nd Wife of Christopher O. (Gen.) Gadsden: ....... +Mary Hasell b: July 29, 1734 S.C. m: December 29, 1759 (1755?) Charleston, S.C. d: 1768 ...... 4 Philip Gadsden b: October 11, 1761 .......... +Catherine Edwards b: Abt. 1766 m: November 12, 1783 (Nov. 19/20?) Charleston, S.C. d: 1814 ......... 5 Christopher Edwards (Rev.) Gadsden b: 1785 S.C. d: 1852 ............. +[1] Mary Sydney Ashe b: Abt. 1790 m: February 20, 1810 ......... *2nd Wife of Christopher Edwards (Rev.) Gadsden: ............. +Eliza Allston Bowman b: Bef. 1800 m: October 05, 1816 ......... *3rd Wife of Christopher Edwards (Rev.) Gadsden: ............. +Jane Dewees b: Abt. 1800 m: February 11, 1830 ......... 5 John Gadsden b: March 04, 1787 S.C. d: January 24, 1831 ............. +Ann Margaret Edwards b: Bef. 1802 m: April 28, 1818 ......... 5 James Gadsden b: 1788 S.C. d: 1858 ............. +Susan Hort ......... 5 Mary Edwards Gadsden b: June 25, 1791 S.C. d: October 19, 1819 ............. +[2] James Fisher Edwards b: 1787 m: May 30, 1816 d: 1844 ......... 5 Elizabeth Gadsden b: 1792 S.C. ......... 5 Catherine Edwards Gadsden b: 1793 S.C. ......... 5 Rebecca Harriet Gadsden b: 1795 S.C. d: 1833 ............. +[2] James Fisher Edwards b: 1787 m: 1819 d: 1844 ......... 5 Thomas Fisher Gadsden b: 1796 S.C. ......... 5 Philip (Rev.) Gadsden b: 1798 S.C. ............. +Susan Branford Hamilton b: February 26, 1801 m: 1831 d: April 18, 1867 ......... 5 Margaret Gadsden b: 1800 S.C. ......... 5 Anna Gadsden b: 1801 S.C. ......... 5 Elizabeth Esther Gadsden b: 1804 S.C. .**** 5 Fisher Gadsden b: 1805 S.C. ............. +Laura Washington Michau - Axson b: Bet. 1806 - 1807 ......... 5 Alexander Edwards (Dr.) Gadsden b: April 29, 1807 Charleston, S.C. d: August 20, 1864 ............. +Mary Gibbes b: Abt. 1810 ......... *2nd Wife of Alexander Edwards (Dr.) Gadsden: ............. +Mary Wakefield Edwards b: Bef. 1816 m: November 08, 1831 May beJan. 8. ......... *3rd Wife of Alexander Edwards (Dr.) Gadsden: ............. +Mary Ann Girardeau Axson b: March 06, 1798 Charleston, S.C. m: January 07, 1842 Charleston, S.C. d: April 1821 ......... 5 Octavius Holmes Gadsden b: 1809 S.C. ............. +Marianne Porcher Prioleau b: Abt. 1811 ...... 4 Mary Hasell Gadsden b: Abt. 1762 .......... +Joseph Hansbrough b: Abt. 1760 ......... 5 Mary Hansbrough b: 1795 ............. +Mordecai Roles b: Abt. 1793 m: Monroe Co. (Va.) W.Va. ...... *2nd Husband of Mary Hasell Gadsden: .......... +Thomas Morris b: Bef. 1770 m: July 26, 1787 ... *3rd Wife of Christopher O. (Gen.) Gadsden: ....... +Ann Wragg b: 1731 m: April 09, 1776 May be Apr. 14,1776 d: 1806 *2nd Wife of Thomas Gadsden: .... +Collins Hall b: Bef. 1713 m: April 11, 1728 ... 3 Philip Gadsden b: 1728 S.C. *3rd Wife of Thomas Gadsden: .... +Alice Mighells b: Abt. 1700 m: July 25, 1732 d: July 03, 1741