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Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D






This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
First name
 
 
 
Family name
John Wherry Shillinglaw
John Wherry Shillinglaw ​
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born in 1834,
died (around 79 years old) at Lesslie [South Carolina, United States] on 4 August 1913,
buried at Lesslie [South Carolina, United States] [Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery].

  • Father:
    Andrew Shillinglaw ​
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    born at Roxburgh [Scottish Borders, Scotland] in 1788,
    Worked as a stonemason constructing the Landsford Canal,
    Later became a tailor,

    emigreert to Amerika (= Usa) [Verenigde Staten] around 1818,
    Emigrated when he was about 30 years old from Scotland.

    Died (Around 82 years old) at Lesslie [South Carolina, United States] on 8 December 1870,
    buried at Rock Hill [South Carolina, United States],
    relation (1) with Mary Shields ​
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    born at Roxburgh [Scottish Borders, Scotland] on 20 October 1796,
    died (33 years old) at York County [South Carolina, United States] on 24 May 1830,
    buried at Rock Hill [South Carolina, United States] [Neely's Creek ARP Church Cemetery]. From this relation one son,
    relation (2) with

relation
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Elizabeth (Betsy) Hayes ​
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daughter of William McCreight Hayes and Margaret Mcclellan,
born at Chester County [South Carolina, United States] in 1826,
died (around 36 years old) at Lesslie [South Carolina, United States] on 18 August 1862,
buried at Lesslie [South Carolina, United States] [Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery].

From this relation one son:
  name born city died city age relation children
1  Samuel Mccaw *1860  Lesslie [South Carolina, United States]  †1928  York County [South Carolina, United States]  68 1  1 



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