Bio from "Pioneers Of Florida's First Coast"
"Susannah Thigpen was the daughter or sister of John Thigpen. John Thigpen was running a stage coach station in what is now called Baldwin, Florida. Family legend is that in 1841 Bryant Hicks, (unknown 1st name) Barber and (unknown 1st name) Thigpen and a slave were killed in an Indian attack and were buried in the wagon they were traviling in, in what is now Macedonia Cemetery in Macclenny, Florida.
"Susannah Thigpen was the daughter or sister of John Thigpen. John Thigpen was running a stage coach station in what is now called Baldwin, Florida. Family legend is that in 1841 Bryant Hicks, (unknown 1st name) Barber and (unknown 1st name) Thigpen and a slave were killed in an Indian attack and were buried in the wagon they were traviling in, in what is now Macedonia Cemetery in Macclenny, Florida.
Bio from "Pioneers Of Florida's First Coast"
"Susannah Thigpen was the daughter or sister of John Thigpen. John Thigpen was running a stage coach station in what is now called Baldwin, Florida. Family legend is that in 1841 Bryant Hicks, (unknown 1st name) Barber and (unknown 1st name) Thigpen and a slave were killed in an Indian attack and were buried in the wagon they were traviling in, in what is now Macedonia Cemetery in Macclenny, Florida.
"Susannah Thigpen was the daughter or sister of John Thigpen. John Thigpen was running a stage coach station in what is now called Baldwin, Florida. Family legend is that in 1841 Bryant Hicks, (unknown 1st name) Barber and (unknown 1st name) Thigpen and a slave were killed in an Indian attack and were buried in the wagon they were traviling in, in what is now Macedonia Cemetery in Macclenny, Florida.
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