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Research Interests Forum Entry for JOSEPH ANDERSON at ABBEVILLE, SC

Name: ANDERSON, JOSEPH
From 1750 to 1805
Location: ABBEVILLE, SC

Contact: Ed Greene
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Research Interest: Seeking information on Joseph ANDERSON (b: c1750 unknown NC county d: April 4, 1806 IL - killed by Indians) May be Scotch/Irish m: Mary (surname unknown) b: c1770-75 in Unknown NC county. Mary d: 1810 in IL. Joseph and Mary ANDERSON 6 chn: 1) Cathe rine ANDERSON (b: c1772 in Unknown NC county, d: July 1822) m. Gregory CAUDEL in SC 2) Mary ANDERSON (b: c1773 in Unknown NC county d: 6 January 1834) married: Joseph LIVELY 3) Marjorie (Margery) ANDERSON (b: c1775-78, unknown NC county, d: c1831, IL) married twice (marriage #1) 1797 in SC to Robert PARKER who died 1805, he's burie d in Abbeville, SC; they had 2 children: (1) James P. PARKER (b: c1800 in Abbeville, SC, died single) and (2) Rebecca PARKER (b: c1798 possibly in Abbeville, SC, died Nov 10, 1869 in St. Clair County, IL Rebecca married: July 31, 1819 to Francis Burdett e, St. Clair County, IL (Marriage #2) 1809 in IL to John Porter 3 more LIVELY children: (1) Hugh LIVELY born: 1812 married: Mary TETER, (2) Mary LIVELY b: c1809 married:Mathew LESSLEY, (3) Martha LIVELY b:1810 died : December 17, 1865 m: Isaac RAINEY. Marjorie and John LIVELY buried Lively, Il, Randolph County, Cemetery 4) Amos ANDERSON (b:1783 in ?, died: 20 Nov 1854 in Perry Co., IL) married: Tabitha MARLOW (b: ? d: 20 Feb 1862 in SC) 5) Jane ANDERSON b:? d:? 6) Margaret ANDERSON b:? d:? Joseph ANDERSON served in Artillery in the Revolutionary War in VA, TN , KY, IL under Colonel George Rogers Clark (commencing June 1779 until December 1781) throughout Col. Clark’s various campaigns against English Forts. (Documented in "Kentucky Historical Society" by Margery Heberling Harding titled "George Rogers CLARK a nd his Men - Military Records, 1778-1784"). Later Joseph ANDERSON traveled so often between Abbeville, SC and Randolph Co., Illinois (in late 1780's-90’s) that he may have been one of the leaders of the Westward land migration. (i.e. of veterans going we st claiming "Revolutionary War Veteran" bounty land ) Any assistance, however slight, would be appreciated. Ed Greene's e-mail at edgreene@san.rr.com MI> Jefferson Co., IL>San Diego, CA or contact Julie Wheelan Nelson e-mail at juliewn@aol.com in Chicago

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