Elizabeth, nee Savage, Heyward, was the 2nd wife of Thomas Heyward, Jr.
Her husband was married twice. His first wife was Elizabeth Mathews, the daughter of John Mathews, and sister of Governor John Mathews (1782-1783). They had five children but only their son Daniel survived childhood. Elizabeth died in Philadelphia in 1782, where she had gone to meet him after his release as a prisoner of the British.
In 1786 he married Elizabeth Savage, daughter of Thomas Savage, owner of the Silk Hope Plantation near Savannah, Georgia. They had three children: Thomas, James Hamilton, and Elizabeth.
Her husband was married twice. His first wife was Elizabeth Mathews, the daughter of John Mathews, and sister of Governor John Mathews (1782-1783). They had five children but only their son Daniel survived childhood. Elizabeth died in Philadelphia in 1782, where she had gone to meet him after his release as a prisoner of the British.
In 1786 he married Elizabeth Savage, daughter of Thomas Savage, owner of the Silk Hope Plantation near Savannah, Georgia. They had three children: Thomas, James Hamilton, and Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, nee Savage, Heyward, was the 2nd wife of Thomas Heyward, Jr.
Her husband was married twice. His first wife was Elizabeth Mathews, the daughter of John Mathews, and sister of Governor John Mathews (1782-1783). They had five children but only their son Daniel survived childhood. Elizabeth died in Philadelphia in 1782, where she had gone to meet him after his release as a prisoner of the British.
In 1786 he married Elizabeth Savage, daughter of Thomas Savage, owner of the Silk Hope Plantation near Savannah, Georgia. They had three children: Thomas, James Hamilton, and Elizabeth.
Her husband was married twice. His first wife was Elizabeth Mathews, the daughter of John Mathews, and sister of Governor John Mathews (1782-1783). They had five children but only their son Daniel survived childhood. Elizabeth died in Philadelphia in 1782, where she had gone to meet him after his release as a prisoner of the British.
In 1786 he married Elizabeth Savage, daughter of Thomas Savage, owner of the Silk Hope Plantation near Savannah, Georgia. They had three children: Thomas, James Hamilton, and Elizabeth.
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