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William Griffin

Birth
Orange County, Virginia, USA
Death
27 May 1791 (aged 71–72)
Laurens County, South Carolina, USA
Burial
Kinards, Newberry County, South Carolina, USA Add to Map
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William GRIFFIN died 1791, on his land, located NW of Carson's Creek on/near the county line between Newberry County and Laurens County, South Carolina, buried on his plantation in a family cemetery.

William GRIFFIN, - 1791, was son of John GRIFFIN, 1690-1743, immigrant from Wales, late of Orange County, Virginia, America, and of his wife, Margaret [Edna GOOD / Goode, surname disputed among researchers of this family], 1706-1742;

Siblings include, brother, Richard GRIFFIN, and Anthony GRIFFIN, both enumerated in the will of William GRIFFIN, 1725-1791, of Carson's Creek, Laurens District, South Carolina; witnessed by Charles GRIFFIN, James GRIFFIN and Janes [GRIFFIN] DOGHARTY;

William GRIFFIN, -1791, married April 13, 1738, Christ Church Parish, Middletown, Middlesex County, Virginia, Rachel SMITH, born August 17, 1719, [baptized August 23, 1719] daughter of John SMITH and Ann LAWSON. National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia from 1653 to 1812. Richmond, VA, USA: Christ Church, 1897. FHL Number 873777.

Known children of this marriage include:

son, William II GRIFFIN, 1735-1800, buried Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens, Pickens County, South Carolina, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 81554338; md. first, Sarah KIRKSEY, 1742-1772, daughter of Edward KIRKSEY and of his wife, Rebecca RICKMAN / RICHMAN; md. second Elizabeth STROUD, 1750-1829, buried Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens, Pickens County, South Carolina, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 818081667. William II GRIFFIN, 1735-1800, saw military service in the American Revolutionary War

son, John Taylor] GRIFFIN, 1745-1780; died during the Battle of Fishing Creek, in Camden District, South Carolina; md. Frances [Ray], 1750-1841, died Little River, near Raysville, McDuffie County, Georgia, USA, buried Old Ragan Family Cemetery, known today as Methodist Historical Cemetery, # 4, Lincoln County, Georgia, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 50856312. Widow Frances RAY GRIFFIN, 1750-1841, md. second -- WILKERSON; and md. third, Nathaniel RAGAN, 1762-1831, died Little River, near Raysville, McDuffie County, Georgia, USA, buried Old Ragan Family Cemetery, known today as Methodist Historical Cemetery, # 4, Lincoln County, Georgia, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial 72945950;

daughter, Frances GRIFFIN, 1751-1803; md. William McTEER, 1756-1803, died Milton, Laurens District, South Carolina; children of this marriage include I. Margaret McTEER, 1780-1852; md. John ALTOM, 1774- buried Benham-Hughes-Speer Cemetery, Clifton, Wayne County, Tennessee; II.

daughter, Frances GRIFFIN, 1751-1803; md. William McTEER, 1756-1803, died Milton, Laurens District, South Carolina; children of this marriage include Margaret McTEER, 1780-1852; md. John ALTOM, 1774- buried Benham-Hughes-Speer Cemetery, Clifton, Wayne County, Tennessee;

son, James GRIGGIN, 1753-1836;

son, Joseph GRIFFIN, 1758-1818;

daughter, Margaret 'Peggy GRIFFIN;

daughter, Janes GRIFFIN; granddaughter, Caty;


William GRIFFIN died 1791, on his land, located NW of Carson's Creek on/near the county line between Newberry County and Laurens County, South Carolina, buried on his plantation in a family cemetery.

William GRIFFIN, - 1791, was son of John GRIFFIN, 1690-1743, immigrant from Wales, late of Orange County, Virginia, America, and of his wife, Margaret [Edna GOOD / Goode, surname disputed among researchers of this family], 1706-1742;

Siblings include, brother, Richard GRIFFIN, and Anthony GRIFFIN, both enumerated in the will of William GRIFFIN, 1725-1791, of Carson's Creek, Laurens District, South Carolina; witnessed by Charles GRIFFIN, James GRIFFIN and Janes [GRIFFIN] DOGHARTY;

William GRIFFIN, -1791, married April 13, 1738, Christ Church Parish, Middletown, Middlesex County, Virginia, Rachel SMITH, born August 17, 1719, [baptized August 23, 1719] daughter of John SMITH and Ann LAWSON. National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia from 1653 to 1812. Richmond, VA, USA: Christ Church, 1897. FHL Number 873777.

Known children of this marriage include:

son, William II GRIFFIN, 1735-1800, buried Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens, Pickens County, South Carolina, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 81554338; md. first, Sarah KIRKSEY, 1742-1772, daughter of Edward KIRKSEY and of his wife, Rebecca RICKMAN / RICHMAN; md. second Elizabeth STROUD, 1750-1829, buried Griffin Baptist Church Cemetery, Pickens, Pickens County, South Carolina, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 818081667. William II GRIFFIN, 1735-1800, saw military service in the American Revolutionary War

son, John Taylor] GRIFFIN, 1745-1780; died during the Battle of Fishing Creek, in Camden District, South Carolina; md. Frances [Ray], 1750-1841, died Little River, near Raysville, McDuffie County, Georgia, USA, buried Old Ragan Family Cemetery, known today as Methodist Historical Cemetery, # 4, Lincoln County, Georgia, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 50856312. Widow Frances RAY GRIFFIN, 1750-1841, md. second -- WILKERSON; and md. third, Nathaniel RAGAN, 1762-1831, died Little River, near Raysville, McDuffie County, Georgia, USA, buried Old Ragan Family Cemetery, known today as Methodist Historical Cemetery, # 4, Lincoln County, Georgia, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial 72945950;

daughter, Frances GRIFFIN, 1751-1803; md. William McTEER, 1756-1803, died Milton, Laurens District, South Carolina; children of this marriage include I. Margaret McTEER, 1780-1852; md. John ALTOM, 1774- buried Benham-Hughes-Speer Cemetery, Clifton, Wayne County, Tennessee; II.

daughter, Frances GRIFFIN, 1751-1803; md. William McTEER, 1756-1803, died Milton, Laurens District, South Carolina; children of this marriage include Margaret McTEER, 1780-1852; md. John ALTOM, 1774- buried Benham-Hughes-Speer Cemetery, Clifton, Wayne County, Tennessee;

son, James GRIGGIN, 1753-1836;

son, Joseph GRIFFIN, 1758-1818;

daughter, Margaret 'Peggy GRIFFIN;

daughter, Janes GRIFFIN; granddaughter, Caty;




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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126427059/william-griffin: accessed ), memorial page for William Griffin (1719–27 May 1791), Find a Grave Memorial ID 126427059, citing William Griffin Family Cemetery, Kinards, Newberry County, South Carolina, USA; Maintained by JGW (contributor 46956442).