Notes:

According to the "Annals of Newberry", the Coles settled in a Baptist settlement on Bush River and Little River. John Cole, Sr was the Third Pastor of the Bush River Church where he served for 35 years. He "died full of years and pious uesfulness, in 1816." {The Annals of Newberry page 144} John Sr. in the 1800 census is listed on page 72 along with a John (Jr.) in Newberry Co., South Carolina. Sr. was over age 45 along with his wife. They had 1 son living with them between the ages of 16 and 26 and 9 slaves. I have estimated that they were married before 1768 from having one son left at least age 16 and having at least 8 children mentioned in his will. That gives an approximation of having their first child about 32 years previous to 1800. He left an extensive will in 1808 in Newberry Co., SC where he names children and grandchildren. When he mentions his grandchildren by son William, he also gives a share to his daughter-in-law, Rachel who has remarried a Providence Williams. "One share to son Wm. Cole's Children when they reach 18 yrs. To Rachel Williams 5 shillings." It should be noted that one of his grandchildren, Katy Cole, does not have the t crossed in her name. This is a note in case the same misspelling was used for the name Cole (Cote?) throughout the document. (C-2052) His wife, Mary, could still be living in 1829 when she deeds land. It should be noted that the index to his estate papers lists him as John Cote. It has been conjectured that the Coles were Cotes in the area, and this estate is one example leading to that conclusion.
The following is information shared by a Cole researcher named Dobie, from the email address: Obie01@aol.com. "South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805 by Townsend; John Cole Sr licensed in 1787 and ordained in 1783 by Rev. Messrs. Joseph Burson and John Webb of Fair Forest at the church that came to be known as Coles Meeting House. William Cole was also ordained during this time. He died March 1802.
**Census William Cole 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
James Cole 4 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0
John Cole Jr 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0
John Cole Sr 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
John Cole was Minister of Bush River Church in 1790-1804 and had membership of 70 Souls in 1790 and 252 by 1803. He was ordained in 1783 by Elders, Joseph Burson and John Webb. " John Cole, Sr giving "ardent and warm exhortations" was licensed in 1781.The church came to be known as Cole's Meeting House. The church under his care, grew and increased almost daily, until 1802 was the greatest revival of religion "Annals of Newberry" page 142} "Early Back-Country Churches" page 165. {Cole's listed in the Rolls were James, John, Tenor, William} Williams, [son] John Cole, Children who divided remainder of books. -sons; John, James and William Cole have rec. 100 acres of land in their lifetime. -dau.; Mary Reeder, $300.00 -dau.; Ann Mayson, $300.00 -dau.; Frances Pitts, $300.00. -dau.; Caty Williams and her children being my gchildren, $200.00 Caty Gary, Polly Gary, betty Gary, Leany Reeder, Davis Reeder, Thomas Reeder, Jr., William Reeder. -dau.; Sarah Williams and her children, $200.00 -son; John Cole; choice of my clothes. - son; James Cole's children John Cole, James Cole, Gabriel Cole, Balis Cole, and Richard Cole...my clothes remainder. -Mary Reeder; negro woman Chloe valued at $500.00. -dau.; Frances Pitts, negro Molly 7 Negro man Orange -dau.; Ann Mayson, negro Ann Priney and Dinah and Milly. -Other half of plantation on North side of Bush R. and remainder of estate to be sold, and proceeds to be divided into 9 shares with each child's advancements [legacies] deducted from their share. One share to dau. Mary Reeder; one share to dau. Frances Oitts; one share to dau. Ann Mayson; one share to son John Cole; one share divided among dau. Caty Williams and her children; one share to Sarah Williams and children; one share to be divided among my son Jas. Cole's children and his wife Jeanor/Jiner in the following manner- John Cole, James Cole, Gabriel Cole, Balis Cole, Richard Cole, [minors], and Thomas Cole, and Jiner Cole the younger [of age]. One share to son Wm. Cole's children when they reach 18 years. T Rachel Williams 5 shillings. One share to dau. Betty Reeder's children, excapt 5 shillings to Thomas Reeder their father. Minor children's share to be in hands of Newman and James Gary until they come of age. -land above mentioned is part of my original grant executors Job Mayson and Caleb Pitts. -Witnesses Susannah Belton, Jr., Martha Belton, Wm. Belton, sr.Sale - 24 and25 Jan 1809 Bk E, pg 20. -farm tools, cloth, bed, saddles, 100 acres of land, still, wagon, tobacco, leather, oats, farm animals, corn, seed cotton. -Benj. Butler, Job Mayson James Workman, Wm. Butler, Caleb Pitts,, Ephraim Anders, John Williams, John Cole, Wm. Reeder, john McFarland, David Mayson, Crafford Lewis, James Reeder, G.B. Clark, Isaac Gary, Isaac Teague, [Providence Williams, Bartlett Satterwhite, John Leonard, Ira Griffin, Charles Jones, Pendleton Page, Caty Williams, David Cole, Elijah Summers, Jesse Gary, James Vaugh, Charles Davenport, Elijah Waldrop, James Smith, Mary Cole, Israel Chandler, Daniel Winn, Samuel K. Gaunt, Thomas Cole, Daniel Mangum, Sam. Caldwell, James Gary, Jesse Belton, Wm. Golding, Wm. Gary, John Ryan, Frances Lester, Isam Dean, Wm. Belton, Wm. Wilson, Sam. Coppock, Curtis Curnal, Aron Butler, Wm. Pharoak, David Crewis, John Leavell, Golding Leonard, Cahrles Fletcher, Sam. Johnson, caty Williams, Abraham Beeks, Charles Neal. W.A. 6 Jan 1809 Bk. G, pg 127 -Stephen McCraw, John Williams, James Reeder, John Leonard. App. 9 Jun 1809 Bk G, pg 127 -same items as appears on Sale Bill above.Order of Sale 8 Jan 1819 [should be 1809] Recorded 14 May 1817. -to be held on 24 instant [Jan 1809] pet. to acct. Sept 1817 -Richard Cole vs Job Mayson, surviving Executor. -Richard Cole request Job Mayson to acct. for legacy left said Richard Cole by LWT of John Cole, dec'd Cit Admin, 12 Nov 1838 - by John S. Carwile, Admin. DBN with LWT annexed, - read 12 Nov 1838 Newberry Court House by John K. Griffin; 15 Nov 1838 at Abram Young's sale by H.K. Boyd; 16 Nov 1838 at Frog Level by H.K. Boyd. A.B. 24 Nov 1838; $1500 -John S. Carwile, Y.J. Harrington, Thos.H. Pope.Sale - 1st Mon. of jan 1838 100 acres land purchased by Dr. A.W. Chalmers for and 373.00.A.R. - 1810-1818 by Job Mayson, Executor -Paid various amounts to following legatees [see photocopy of original-preceding pages]; Thos Cole, Jean Cole, Jean Cole, Sr, Jesse Cole, James Gary, Newman Gary, John Cole, Sr, John Cole,Jesse Gary, Caty Williams, Mary Williams, John Williams, Cary Williams, John S. Carwile, Richard Cannon, Wm. Reeder, Job mason, Caleb Pitts, Chesley Davis, Gabriel Cole, James Cole, Bailey Cole, Richard Cole, Williams Tinsley, Wm. Muckle, David Cole, Daniel Mangum; total $ 3265.60. Sarah Williams 4 children $87 each - $348.00. Caty Williams, Jr., $66.81 in my hands.A.R. 1817 [see photo of original-preceding pages] - Paid various amounts to; Thos. Cole, Janer Cole, John Cole,Jr., John Cole, Jesse Cole, James Gary, Newman Gary, Jesse Gary, Caty Wms., Mary Williams, John Williams, Cary Williams, John Carwile, Richard Cannon, Chesley Davis, Gabriel Cole, James Cole, Baley Cole, David Cole, Caleb Pitts, John Williams, Richard Cole, Mary Reeder, Job Mason, Newman Gary, James Gary. Settlement 1840 -100 acres sold to Dr. A.W. Chalmers for $ 373.00. -$373.00 divided among heirs of 9 children. [Note; see Est. of Wm. Cole, Box 3,pkg. 25; Jeanor Cole, box 25, pkg 14; and James Cole, Box 26, pkg 17; and Est. of Caleb Pitts, Box, Box 15, Pkg. 7]
The Amount of Receipts and Accounts paid Thomas Cole 18-------11.06 paid Janer Cole----------------30.80 Paid John Cole,Jr-------------30.80 Paid John Cole---------------234.58 Amount of estate Paid Jesse Cole---------------58.64 in my hands $ 3711-86Paid James Gary--------------61.01 3710.80 Paid Newman Gary-----------61.01-----------------Paid Jesse Gary---------------61.01 $540.54 Paid Caty Williams-----------66.82 Paid Mary Williams----------66.82 Paid John Williams-------- --66.82Paid Cary Williams-----------66.82 Paid John Carwile--------------66.82Paid Richard Cannon---------66.82 I do certify that the Paid Chesley Davis-----------58.66 above is true return Paid Gabriel Cole---------------30.30 on the estate of John Paid James Cole-----------------3030 Cole Senr, for the year Paid Baly Cole--------------------30.30 1817 - Job Mason Paid David Cole------------------58.66 Paid Caleb Pitts--------------------6.50Paid John Williams-------------87.00Paid Richard Cole----------------30.30Paid Sammy Reeder----------534.58Paid to Caleb Pitts--------------534.58Paid Job Mason------------------534.58Paid Newman Gary------------- and James Gary----------------185.73The ????------------------------------28.09 ----------------- 3170.80==================================================Account of Money paid to the Ligatees of-------------John Cole Deceased-----1810 April 14 To Cash paid Thomas Cole $11.36Jean Cole 11.36 Jean Cole, Sr 30.30 John Cole 30.30 John Williams 87.00 John Cole, Sr 234.58 Jesse Cole 58.64 Caty Williams 66.82Mary Williams 66.82John Williams 66.82Cary Williams 66.82John L. Carwile 66.82Richard Cannon 66.82William Reeder 534.58 Job Mason 534.58 Caleb Pitts 534.58 Chesley Davis 58.64 Gabriel Cole 30.30 James Cole 30.30 Bailey Cole 30.30 Richard Cole 30.30 Williams Tinsley 66.82 William Muckle 58.64 David Cole 58.64 3213.69 Daniel Manyum 61.91 $3265.60
Account Bal. Forward $3265.60 - 00To Cash paid John Williams for appraising the estate 3.00 - 00 " " Stephen McLean 3.00 - 00 " " James Reeder 3.00 - 00 " " Saml-Lin Gary 1.56 2 " " ? ? 4.14 " " Taxes 3.62 " " Commissioner for " " Executors 112.00 4 " " Dibbs ? 98.00 " " Jas Frananfil Jr 1.07 " " ---------------- $3495.08 Sarah Williams And 4 children Share 87 each in my hand 348.10 Caty Williams Jr in my hand 66.81 Sundry expenses 12.61 ---------------- $3922.50 I do hereby certify that the return count a true accounting ? on the estate of John Cole dec'd from community March 31,1818--------------------Job Mason "

John married Elizabeth SMITH before 1765. Elizabeth (daughter of Lawrence SMITH) died in 1794. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Mary GOLDING after 1794. Mary died after 1829. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Mary Cole received her siblings share of her father's estate, $534.58. She was married to William Reeder who also received a full share of her father's estate. She and her husband were the only couple that both received shares though. She was likely born circa 1765 or earlier if her son, James Reeder's birth date of 1778 is correct. I've also seen his birth date on the same day in the year 1788 so I'm not sure which is correct. (C-2024, 2067, E)

Mary married William REEDER before 1778. William was born about 1765 in , Loudoun, VA, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

William Cole is in the 1800 census in Newberry Co., SC on pg. 70. He is listed at between the ages of 26 and 45 along with his wife of the same age. The males in the household included 2 under age 10, 1 from 10-16, and 1 from 16-26. The females included 1 under age 10. There were also 5 slaves. (C-1870) William Cole sells 60 acres of land to James Cole on Mar. 23, 1802 that was originally granted to John Cole Sr. on Mar. 23, 1802. This John Cole Sr. is likely to be his brother or father. John Sr. was still living when William sold the land as he witnessed the document. William is listed in Bush River Baptist Church records, appointed a minister shortly before his death. (C-1860-1861)

John Sr. in the 1800 census is listed on page 72 along with a John (Jr.) in Newberry Co., South Carolina. Sr. was over age 45 along with his wife. They had 1 son living with them between the ages of 16 and 26 and 9 slaves. John (Jr.) was the same age as William between the ages of 26 and 45 with a wife the same age. Their household included 3 sons under age 11, 1 from 10-16, and females: 1 under age 11, and 1 from 10-16. These statistics suggest to me that John Sr. is the father of both William and John Jr. and obviously outlives his son William. (C-1870)

I have included this family in my database as there is a chance that this spelling is a variant of Cote, and this could be the missing William and Rachel Ann Budd Coate that by family tradition, is in the area. However, if this is where the William and Rachel came from, they are much younger than previously believed, b. aft 1755. They obviously could not be the parents of Thomas or possibly Reverend William Coats as previously conjectured. It is most likely that they are truly Coles and not related to the Cotes family after all.

I transcribed his difficult to read will below. (C-1860) South Carolina Newberry District } Know all men by these presents that I William Cole (Cote?) of the state and District aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of Three Hundred and fifty Dollars to him paid by James Cole (Cote?) Of the State and District aforesaid have granted Bargained Sold and Released and by his presents do grant Bargain declare and Release unto the Said James Cole all that parcel or tract of Land containing 60 acres more or less it being part of a tract of land Granted to John Cole (Sr.) Lying and being in the State and District aforesaid ( ) ( ) ( ) on the Waters of Saluda and by the said John Cole be it Conveyed to the Said William Cole the said tract of Land beginning at a Hickory on the (Cold) Original line by the River, and Running to the (Q???) Of the Original ( ) East to a stake bounded on John Leavels Land and from thence (????) Bounded on James Cole, formerly part of the land tract from (hence??? ?? ??) To (???) River Bounded by (????) The said tract and from thence the channel of ( ) to the line to the beginning, and hath such shape form and marks on a plat thereof doth (???????) assign acknowledge part of the above mentioned Original Land lying in the North East Corner of the said Original Platt beginning at a state on the Original line and Running to the E to white oaks the Original Corner Bounded on John Abernathy's land from thence N 50 11 on the Original to Hickory Bounded on William Bells Land and John Leavell's Land and from thence S 40 ( ) to stake Bounded on James Cole's Land and from thence S 40 ( ) to Stake Bounded on James Coles Land and from thence S 50 S to ( ) Bounded on part of the said tract and hath Such Shape form and make as a platt thereof doth (Refres) and Together with all & Singular the Rights (M????) (?????) And appurtances to said premises belonging or in any will (Incident) or pertaining To have and to hold all and Singular the Premises before mentioned unto the Said James Cole by his Heirs and assigns forever and I bind myself my heirs Executors and assigns to warrant and forever Defend all And Singular the Said premises unto the said James Cole his heirs and assigns against myself and my heirs. (Whereas or) Lawfully claiming or to Claim the said premises or any part thereof. I witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty third day of March in the year of our Lord One thousand Eight Hundred & two and in the Twenty Seventh Year of the Independence of the United States of America, Signed, Sealed and delivered in the presence of : David Mayson John Cole Senr. William Cole (S.S., meaning seal) Robert McAdams South Carolina Newberry District} I George Harb(ert) One of the Justices of the ( ) do hereby Certify Unto all whome it may Concern that Rachel Cole the wife or widow of the William named William Cole did this day of appear before me to (p ) ( ) & separately examine by me did declare that she does freely (co ) and without any compulsion dread or fear of any person or ( ) ( ) over, (R???? ) Release forever Relinquish unto the within named James Cole his heirs and assigns all her Interest and ( ) & also all her right & Claim of dower of in and to all Singular the premises within mentioned ( ). Given under my hand & (seal) this 22nd Day of (Sept. ) 180(2). (Co. Harbert)Rachel Cole (Her mark) (Then there is a short paragraph where David Mayson swears to the judge that the above transaction was true After that follows the indenture of a sale of land from Thomas Wright, Late of Newberry to James Dennis. Then comes the following transaction involving the above Rachel Cole.) State of South Carolina: This Indenture made this thirteenth day of October in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred & ; Between Rachel Cole widow and one of the administrators on the estate of William Cole (decd) of the one part and David Mayson and James Cole bound administrators with the said Widow on the estate of the said deceased and whereas the Said Rachel Cole at the Sale of the Estate of the said William Cole (Decd) Did Purchase the whole of the negroes Belonging to Said Estate, Amounting to One Thousand Five Hundred and One dollars with Sundry Other Articles and whereas the said David Mayson and James Cole being (bounded) administrators with the aforesaid Rachel Cole are Equally Liable to the children & Heirs of the said William Cole (deceased) for their (R????) (live) shares : Part of their ( ) estate, with the ( ) the said ( ) notwithstanding. She is in the (possession) of the whole of the negroes as aforesaid, Now as (I ) (security) to the said David Mayson & James Cole on account of the said Rachel Cole being in (possession) of and having the use of & benefit of Said Negroes the said Rachel Cole do hereby Convey & grant unto the said David Mayson & James Cole & to their heirs in trust for the ( ) and making sure the (Proportional) part of the estate of the said William Cole (tract) of his children on that (ca ) of then state to which they are ( Fully Intitled by Law the following negores ( ) Hager Pat, Tabby Grace Wally ( ) together with all there future ( ) subject in and unto the following conditions ( ) the said Rachel Cole is to keep Possession use & (En ) Negroes and on account of which .... (then the rest of the page is too faint for me to read).........part of the estate shall fail to pay to each of the heirs of the said William Cole their proper ( ) (part) of their father's estate when they marry or come to the year of maturity without (the ) (Cash) of failure on her part or to comply with these conditions the said David Mayson and James Cole's hereby authorized to go and take ( ) of the whole of the the Negores aforesaid with this I have and (In ) and sell or ( ) to Sale as much or the whole of said negores as the case may be as will as will be sufficient to pay to each of the heirs of the Wm Cole their full proportioned part to all intents and purposes of the Estate of the said William Cole dec. and return to the said Rachel Cole the residue, should ther be any. In witness whereof the said Rachel Cole have hereunto set my hand and seal the day & year (filed) above or within written. Witnesses: Rachel Cole (Cote) her mark Israel Teague Job Mayson West Leopard Rachel had apparently died by 1808 as her husband's share of his father's estate, should have been divided between her and her children if she was still living.

William married Rachel PASCHALL before 1784. Rachel was born on 29 Nov 1759 in , , NC; died before 1808. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Jeanor UNKNOWN in 1790 in , , SC, USA. Jeanor died after 30 Mar 1821. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

John's land is on the North and South sides of Bush River. His birth date is estimated to be between 1755 and 1780. (C-1996)

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Betsy is likely deceased by 1808 as her husband does not receive a share of her father's estate in that year, only her children do. The other explanation is that they've received their share already. Some of her children are still called minors and their share is given to Newman and James Gary to handle.

Family/Spouse: Thomas REEDER. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Caleb PITTS. Caleb died before 1808. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Job MAYSON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unknown WILLIAMS. Unknown died before 1808. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unknown WILLIAMS. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unknown WILLIAMS. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

I've seen James Reeder's birth date listed the exact same day in 1778 and 1788. I believe the 1778 one is much more likely to be correct as in the 1850 census, he is living with his wife, Mary, in Newberry Co., SC at age 70, a farmer. She is listed at age 65. James is likely the James Reeder who is mentioned in the administration of John Cole, Sr.'s will on Jan 2, 1809. (C-2274) James Reeder was one of the persons making purchases at William Griffin's estate sale in 1826 in Newberry. Other purchasers included Samuel Coate and a (James?) Wilson, possible brother-in-law. Samuel (Father-in-law of this James Reeder) died in 1807, so this Samuel is likely to be the younger one in the area who joined the Bush River Baptist Church in the 1820's and was dismissed from it in 1827. It is not known how the two Samuel's connect, but it is possible the younger one is the son who appears in the 1800 census records for Samuel (Sr.).

Family/Spouse: Mary COATE. Mary (daughter of Samuel COATES and Mary WORTHINGTON) was born about 1785 in , , South Carolina; died on 18 Nov 1868 in , Newberry, SC; was buried in Bush River Baptist Cemetery, Newberry, SC, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

James is listed as son James Cole in his father's administration in 1802. He and his mother, Rachel, were both executors. There is also a John Cole who helped do the inventory of the estate who is a likely brother.

Notes:

Gabriel filed receipts to recover supplies that he had taken by wagon for use inthe "Battle of Bexar". The division reached G.Cole's place on the Sam Bernard at mid-day and Santa Ana rested his troops there. On April 10th, their march resumed after they confiscated 20 barrels of sugar and 12 hundred twenty five bushels of corn. (History of Texas by J.H. Brown at Fort Bend County Library. Excerpt from Almonte's diary) " Saturday, April 9 [1836]. at 5 A.M. we left San Felipe with the choice companies of Guerro, Matamoros, Mexico and Toluca with fifty cavalry of the Tampico regiment. At half past 12 we arrived at Coll's [Cole's] farm six and one-half leagues [from San Felipe]. Three Americans were seen who took the road to Marion [Columbia] or Orizimbo [Old Fort] and leading to Thompson's Ferry. We found at the farm a family from Lavaca who came by way of the Brazos. Various articles were also found. The husband of the woman was a mulatto, the woman was white. We sent Wilson, the husband, to reconnoiter at Marion, that is the ferry. He did not return. It rained at night and the wind blew from the north." In the "History of Fort Bend County, Texas" by Clarence Wharton, c1939 Tx State Archives" the following information is available according to Dobie, a researcher in this line. "In those days the road from Columbia to San Felipe did not follow the meanders of the Brazos but passed Damons Mound and Mrs. Powell place on Turkey Creek about a mile from the Bernard, thence up by Gabriel Cole's across the prairie and on to San Felipe." page 72, Chapter VI Settlements on the Bernard pg 64........Only two permanent locations were made by the Three Hundred on the Bernard in Fort Bend county-James Beard, the saddle maker, cook on the schooner "Lively", and James Scott. The other Bernard locations from Gabriel Cole down to James where the south line of the County leaves the Bernard for the Brazos came later. At the time of the Revolution there was a solid tier of Mexican grantson both sides of the Bernard. Gabriel Cole whose survey lies in the Big Bend of the Bernard at the most north and westerly corner of the county, came from Maine [this is in error, should be South Carolina] in 1832 and got his grant that year. In 1835 he joined the patriot army at Gonzales and was at the siege of Bexar in December. In the following March when Santa Anna's Army was on its way to the Brazos ,Gabriel took his family and fled with the runaways. Later we shall see that his humble homestead on the Bernard was the camp site for the Mexican army on its way to the Jesse Thompson Ferry on the Brazos in April. After the Revolution he continued to live on his land until his death in 1846.[Cole probably lived on the Charles Baird Survey at this time. See Act of Congress. 1839, Vol 3, pg 40] Below Gabe Cole's, Andrew Northington from Kentucky came with his family." In the "History of Fort Bend County.......pg 87 "The act creating the County [Fort Bend] and fixing its boundaries was passed 29 December 1837. On the east side of the Brazos the County line began at Bigham's upper line and followed the old line between Harrisburg and Brazoria for three leagues, when it took a tangent to the north to a low elm at the head of Bray's Bayou. by various turns the upper lines returned to the Brazos along the south line of Churchill Fulshear's league leaving the old sailor outside the County Boundaries. Crossing the river here it went up the west bank ten or more miles to the mouth of Sixteen Mile Creek and thence over to the Bernard at Gabriel Cole's corner. The Bernard formed the West boundary down to the southeast corner league 8 and from there in a direct line to the south prong of Cow Creek which followed to the Brazos, reaching the river ten or more miles farther down than the starting point at Bigham's."

Gabriel married Elizabeth LEAVELL in 1820 in , Newberry, SC, USA. Elizabeth was born in 1806 in Of Newberry, SC; died in 1846. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Jacob GARY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: James GARY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Jesse GARY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Numan GARY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unknown GARY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]