Nancy South was born about 1788-1790 in Laurens county, South Carolina. She married William Hall who may have been much older. It's not know if he was her only husband or a possible older second husband.
Nancy had at least two children: Martha "Patsy" Roberson and William James Hall.
It's not proven where or when Nancy South Hall died but it is assumed before 1844 in Laurens county, South Carolina. A payment record in her father's estate file suggests she was still alive in 1859.
Nancy's son William James Hall (1834-1919) is specifically mentioned in the will of her father William South.
Nancy had at least two children: Martha "Patsy" Roberson and William James Hall.
It's not proven where or when Nancy South Hall died but it is assumed before 1844 in Laurens county, South Carolina. A payment record in her father's estate file suggests she was still alive in 1859.
Nancy's son William James Hall (1834-1919) is specifically mentioned in the will of her father William South.
Nancy South was born about 1788-1790 in Laurens county, South Carolina. She married William Hall who may have been much older. It's not know if he was her only husband or a possible older second husband.
Nancy had at least two children: Martha "Patsy" Roberson and William James Hall.
It's not proven where or when Nancy South Hall died but it is assumed before 1844 in Laurens county, South Carolina. A payment record in her father's estate file suggests she was still alive in 1859.
Nancy's son William James Hall (1834-1919) is specifically mentioned in the will of her father William South.
Nancy had at least two children: Martha "Patsy" Roberson and William James Hall.
It's not proven where or when Nancy South Hall died but it is assumed before 1844 in Laurens county, South Carolina. A payment record in her father's estate file suggests she was still alive in 1859.
Nancy's son William James Hall (1834-1919) is specifically mentioned in the will of her father William South.
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