The eldest of four known surviving children of Thomas Cleverly Dare (Dear/Deer)m Lucy Fennel 27 Jan 1778 in Virginia. His Federal Census record in 1820 says born South Carolina. Census record of 1850 says born Virginia.
He married Elinor Cryer about 1802 in North Carolina. Most of their nine children were born in South Carolina. The family appears in 1820 in Illinois census.
His tombstone cannot be found. The cemeteries of Elk Prairie Township have many broken, buried and unreadable stones. Six cemeteries were moved and combined in plots in Mason Cemetery. The individual graves are not named. The area where the cemeteries was is now under Rend Lake.
He is placed in Wolf Prairie Cem. with his brother, Hubbard Dare.
Corrections are welcome.
He married Elinor Cryer about 1802 in North Carolina. Most of their nine children were born in South Carolina. The family appears in 1820 in Illinois census.
His tombstone cannot be found. The cemeteries of Elk Prairie Township have many broken, buried and unreadable stones. Six cemeteries were moved and combined in plots in Mason Cemetery. The individual graves are not named. The area where the cemeteries was is now under Rend Lake.
He is placed in Wolf Prairie Cem. with his brother, Hubbard Dare.
Corrections are welcome.
The eldest of four known surviving children of Thomas Cleverly Dare (Dear/Deer)m Lucy Fennel 27 Jan 1778 in Virginia. His Federal Census record in 1820 says born South Carolina. Census record of 1850 says born Virginia.
He married Elinor Cryer about 1802 in North Carolina. Most of their nine children were born in South Carolina. The family appears in 1820 in Illinois census.
His tombstone cannot be found. The cemeteries of Elk Prairie Township have many broken, buried and unreadable stones. Six cemeteries were moved and combined in plots in Mason Cemetery. The individual graves are not named. The area where the cemeteries was is now under Rend Lake.
He is placed in Wolf Prairie Cem. with his brother, Hubbard Dare.
Corrections are welcome.
He married Elinor Cryer about 1802 in North Carolina. Most of their nine children were born in South Carolina. The family appears in 1820 in Illinois census.
His tombstone cannot be found. The cemeteries of Elk Prairie Township have many broken, buried and unreadable stones. Six cemeteries were moved and combined in plots in Mason Cemetery. The individual graves are not named. The area where the cemeteries was is now under Rend Lake.
He is placed in Wolf Prairie Cem. with his brother, Hubbard Dare.
Corrections are welcome.
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