William McCaw was born about 1740 in County Antrim, Ireland. William's family were members of the Presbyterian Conventer Church in the Parish of Ballymoney.
Around 1757, William married Ann Watson; with whom he had the following known children:
John (1758-1825)
William (1759-1804)
Elizabeth (1762-1845)
James (1762-1840)
Martha (1766-)
Ann (1768-1808)
Samuel (1770-1865)
Jane (1772-)
William McCaw and his family were part of a large group of Presbyterians who followed an emigration to South Carolina, starting around 1771. He was granted 250 acres on Bull Run, Chester, South Carolina; in the bounds of what would become Purity Presbyterian and Hopewell Reformed Presbyterian churches. Here William and Anna raised their children.
In William McCaw's Last Will & Testament; dated April 27th 1796 and Probated on March 1st 1797; William mentions his four sons and four daughters along with his beloved wife, Ann. He appoints his eldest son, John and son-in-law (husband of Elizabeth) Edward L. McDaniel co-Executors to administer his estate.
Note:
Dates of the above children births are subject to change, as information is received from other family members.
Around 1757, William married Ann Watson; with whom he had the following known children:
John (1758-1825)
William (1759-1804)
Elizabeth (1762-1845)
James (1762-1840)
Martha (1766-)
Ann (1768-1808)
Samuel (1770-1865)
Jane (1772-)
William McCaw and his family were part of a large group of Presbyterians who followed an emigration to South Carolina, starting around 1771. He was granted 250 acres on Bull Run, Chester, South Carolina; in the bounds of what would become Purity Presbyterian and Hopewell Reformed Presbyterian churches. Here William and Anna raised their children.
In William McCaw's Last Will & Testament; dated April 27th 1796 and Probated on March 1st 1797; William mentions his four sons and four daughters along with his beloved wife, Ann. He appoints his eldest son, John and son-in-law (husband of Elizabeth) Edward L. McDaniel co-Executors to administer his estate.
Note:
Dates of the above children births are subject to change, as information is received from other family members.
William McCaw was born about 1740 in County Antrim, Ireland. William's family were members of the Presbyterian Conventer Church in the Parish of Ballymoney.
Around 1757, William married Ann Watson; with whom he had the following known children:
John (1758-1825)
William (1759-1804)
Elizabeth (1762-1845)
James (1762-1840)
Martha (1766-)
Ann (1768-1808)
Samuel (1770-1865)
Jane (1772-)
William McCaw and his family were part of a large group of Presbyterians who followed an emigration to South Carolina, starting around 1771. He was granted 250 acres on Bull Run, Chester, South Carolina; in the bounds of what would become Purity Presbyterian and Hopewell Reformed Presbyterian churches. Here William and Anna raised their children.
In William McCaw's Last Will & Testament; dated April 27th 1796 and Probated on March 1st 1797; William mentions his four sons and four daughters along with his beloved wife, Ann. He appoints his eldest son, John and son-in-law (husband of Elizabeth) Edward L. McDaniel co-Executors to administer his estate.
Note:
Dates of the above children births are subject to change, as information is received from other family members.
Around 1757, William married Ann Watson; with whom he had the following known children:
John (1758-1825)
William (1759-1804)
Elizabeth (1762-1845)
James (1762-1840)
Martha (1766-)
Ann (1768-1808)
Samuel (1770-1865)
Jane (1772-)
William McCaw and his family were part of a large group of Presbyterians who followed an emigration to South Carolina, starting around 1771. He was granted 250 acres on Bull Run, Chester, South Carolina; in the bounds of what would become Purity Presbyterian and Hopewell Reformed Presbyterian churches. Here William and Anna raised their children.
In William McCaw's Last Will & Testament; dated April 27th 1796 and Probated on March 1st 1797; William mentions his four sons and four daughters along with his beloved wife, Ann. He appoints his eldest son, John and son-in-law (husband of Elizabeth) Edward L. McDaniel co-Executors to administer his estate.
Note:
Dates of the above children births are subject to change, as information is received from other family members.
Gravesite Details
It is believed William McCaw's tombstone is one that is no longer illegible in the cemetery.
Family Members
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