Sally Eaton Daves was born on April 27, 1783. In 1801 she married Morgan Jones of Snow Hill, MD. She died in New Bern, NC on Feb 17, 1802.
Morgan & Sally Daves Jones had one child, Mary McKinlay Jones, who was born Jan 8, 1802. When Mary was about 6 weeks old, her mother died & she was adopted by her half-great-uncle, Eaton Pugh of Northampton Co., and was given the last name of Pugh. Mary was married to Andrew R. Govan, then a member of Congress from South Carolina, on March 10, 1825. They later moved to Holly Springs, Mississippi. Mary Pugh Govan died in McComb City, Miss, July 12, 1888.
Source: "Captain John Daves of the North Carolina Line of the Continental Army," by Graham Daves, Press of the Freidenwald Co, Baltimore, 1892, pgs. 12 & 13.
Note: A couple of requests have been received asking that her first name be changed to Sarah, saying that Sally is a nickname. Because her grave marker shows "Sally," this is how her name will be shown unless proof of "Sarah" is provided.
Morgan & Sally Daves Jones had one child, Mary McKinlay Jones, who was born Jan 8, 1802. When Mary was about 6 weeks old, her mother died & she was adopted by her half-great-uncle, Eaton Pugh of Northampton Co., and was given the last name of Pugh. Mary was married to Andrew R. Govan, then a member of Congress from South Carolina, on March 10, 1825. They later moved to Holly Springs, Mississippi. Mary Pugh Govan died in McComb City, Miss, July 12, 1888.
Source: "Captain John Daves of the North Carolina Line of the Continental Army," by Graham Daves, Press of the Freidenwald Co, Baltimore, 1892, pgs. 12 & 13.
Note: A couple of requests have been received asking that her first name be changed to Sarah, saying that Sally is a nickname. Because her grave marker shows "Sally," this is how her name will be shown unless proof of "Sarah" is provided.
Sally Eaton Daves was born on April 27, 1783. In 1801 she married Morgan Jones of Snow Hill, MD. She died in New Bern, NC on Feb 17, 1802.
Morgan & Sally Daves Jones had one child, Mary McKinlay Jones, who was born Jan 8, 1802. When Mary was about 6 weeks old, her mother died & she was adopted by her half-great-uncle, Eaton Pugh of Northampton Co., and was given the last name of Pugh. Mary was married to Andrew R. Govan, then a member of Congress from South Carolina, on March 10, 1825. They later moved to Holly Springs, Mississippi. Mary Pugh Govan died in McComb City, Miss, July 12, 1888.
Source: "Captain John Daves of the North Carolina Line of the Continental Army," by Graham Daves, Press of the Freidenwald Co, Baltimore, 1892, pgs. 12 & 13.
Note: A couple of requests have been received asking that her first name be changed to Sarah, saying that Sally is a nickname. Because her grave marker shows "Sally," this is how her name will be shown unless proof of "Sarah" is provided.
Morgan & Sally Daves Jones had one child, Mary McKinlay Jones, who was born Jan 8, 1802. When Mary was about 6 weeks old, her mother died & she was adopted by her half-great-uncle, Eaton Pugh of Northampton Co., and was given the last name of Pugh. Mary was married to Andrew R. Govan, then a member of Congress from South Carolina, on March 10, 1825. They later moved to Holly Springs, Mississippi. Mary Pugh Govan died in McComb City, Miss, July 12, 1888.
Source: "Captain John Daves of the North Carolina Line of the Continental Army," by Graham Daves, Press of the Freidenwald Co, Baltimore, 1892, pgs. 12 & 13.
Note: A couple of requests have been received asking that her first name be changed to Sarah, saying that Sally is a nickname. Because her grave marker shows "Sally," this is how her name will be shown unless proof of "Sarah" is provided.
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