Spouse:
Martha Dupre/Dupree (widow of ?Thomas Dupre)
Mary Arvin (Fullerlove) Dacus
Elizabeth Glenn (Thackston) Dacus (buried here at Dacus Family Cemetery)
Children:
Nancy Dacus (Adopted by Nathaniel-She was biological Dupre child. She married William Bramlett)
Sarah Dacus (1796)
William T Dacus (1798)
Susan Dacus (1803)
Nathaniel Dacus
Margaret A Dacus (1807)
John Arvin Dacus (1814)
Siblings:
Drury Dacus
Mary (Dacus) Adkins
John W. Dacus Jr.
William T. Dacus
Archibald Dacus
Alexander James Dacus
Washington Dacus
Mr. Avery Dacus, a decendant of the Archibald Dacus (1769) line who is the brother to Nathaniel, years ago furnished me with the following family history:
That at the age of 83, Nathaniel Dacus appeared before a Magistrate in Greenville Dist. SC to make application for a pension based on his Revolutionary War Service. He stated that he, Nathaniel, was born near Williamsburg, Va. in 1749, later moving to Lunenburg Co. Va. He was a militiaman in 1779 under Capt. Edward Broadnax and marched to Williamsburg. Discharged, then drafted he served under Capt. Sivanus Cock in the brigade of Gen. Stephens. They joined Gen. Greene at Irvin's Ferry and remained with him till after the battle with Cornwallis at Guilford, NC.
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Purchase of land by Nathaniel Dacus filed in Greenville Co.:
Aug. 8, 1797-An indenture between William Austin, Jr. and Nathaniel Dacus of Lunenburg Co, Va. William Austin, Jr. sold 200 acres on both sides of Gilders Creek and Enoree river to Nathaniel Dacus for 100 pounds sterling.
Signed by his excellency, William Moultree
17th day of June 1784
Test. John Dacus
Elexander Dacus (?Alexander)
Records in Pickens Co. Court House, Pickens, S.C.
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Mother:
Mara (Bucke) Adkins/or Atkins Dacus
Martha Dupre/Dupree (widow of ?Thomas Dupre)
Mary Arvin (Fullerlove) Dacus
Elizabeth Glenn (Thackston) Dacus (buried here at Dacus Family Cemetery)
Children:
Nancy Dacus (Adopted by Nathaniel-She was biological Dupre child. She married William Bramlett)
Sarah Dacus (1796)
William T Dacus (1798)
Susan Dacus (1803)
Nathaniel Dacus
Margaret A Dacus (1807)
John Arvin Dacus (1814)
Siblings:
Drury Dacus
Mary (Dacus) Adkins
John W. Dacus Jr.
William T. Dacus
Archibald Dacus
Alexander James Dacus
Washington Dacus
Mr. Avery Dacus, a decendant of the Archibald Dacus (1769) line who is the brother to Nathaniel, years ago furnished me with the following family history:
That at the age of 83, Nathaniel Dacus appeared before a Magistrate in Greenville Dist. SC to make application for a pension based on his Revolutionary War Service. He stated that he, Nathaniel, was born near Williamsburg, Va. in 1749, later moving to Lunenburg Co. Va. He was a militiaman in 1779 under Capt. Edward Broadnax and marched to Williamsburg. Discharged, then drafted he served under Capt. Sivanus Cock in the brigade of Gen. Stephens. They joined Gen. Greene at Irvin's Ferry and remained with him till after the battle with Cornwallis at Guilford, NC.
________________________________
Purchase of land by Nathaniel Dacus filed in Greenville Co.:
Aug. 8, 1797-An indenture between William Austin, Jr. and Nathaniel Dacus of Lunenburg Co, Va. William Austin, Jr. sold 200 acres on both sides of Gilders Creek and Enoree river to Nathaniel Dacus for 100 pounds sterling.
Signed by his excellency, William Moultree
17th day of June 1784
Test. John Dacus
Elexander Dacus (?Alexander)
Records in Pickens Co. Court House, Pickens, S.C.
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Mother:
Mara (Bucke) Adkins/or Atkins Dacus
Spouse:
Martha Dupre/Dupree (widow of ?Thomas Dupre)
Mary Arvin (Fullerlove) Dacus
Elizabeth Glenn (Thackston) Dacus (buried here at Dacus Family Cemetery)
Children:
Nancy Dacus (Adopted by Nathaniel-She was biological Dupre child. She married William Bramlett)
Sarah Dacus (1796)
William T Dacus (1798)
Susan Dacus (1803)
Nathaniel Dacus
Margaret A Dacus (1807)
John Arvin Dacus (1814)
Siblings:
Drury Dacus
Mary (Dacus) Adkins
John W. Dacus Jr.
William T. Dacus
Archibald Dacus
Alexander James Dacus
Washington Dacus
Mr. Avery Dacus, a decendant of the Archibald Dacus (1769) line who is the brother to Nathaniel, years ago furnished me with the following family history:
That at the age of 83, Nathaniel Dacus appeared before a Magistrate in Greenville Dist. SC to make application for a pension based on his Revolutionary War Service. He stated that he, Nathaniel, was born near Williamsburg, Va. in 1749, later moving to Lunenburg Co. Va. He was a militiaman in 1779 under Capt. Edward Broadnax and marched to Williamsburg. Discharged, then drafted he served under Capt. Sivanus Cock in the brigade of Gen. Stephens. They joined Gen. Greene at Irvin's Ferry and remained with him till after the battle with Cornwallis at Guilford, NC.
________________________________
Purchase of land by Nathaniel Dacus filed in Greenville Co.:
Aug. 8, 1797-An indenture between William Austin, Jr. and Nathaniel Dacus of Lunenburg Co, Va. William Austin, Jr. sold 200 acres on both sides of Gilders Creek and Enoree river to Nathaniel Dacus for 100 pounds sterling.
Signed by his excellency, William Moultree
17th day of June 1784
Test. John Dacus
Elexander Dacus (?Alexander)
Records in Pickens Co. Court House, Pickens, S.C.
___________________________________
Mother:
Mara (Bucke) Adkins/or Atkins Dacus
Martha Dupre/Dupree (widow of ?Thomas Dupre)
Mary Arvin (Fullerlove) Dacus
Elizabeth Glenn (Thackston) Dacus (buried here at Dacus Family Cemetery)
Children:
Nancy Dacus (Adopted by Nathaniel-She was biological Dupre child. She married William Bramlett)
Sarah Dacus (1796)
William T Dacus (1798)
Susan Dacus (1803)
Nathaniel Dacus
Margaret A Dacus (1807)
John Arvin Dacus (1814)
Siblings:
Drury Dacus
Mary (Dacus) Adkins
John W. Dacus Jr.
William T. Dacus
Archibald Dacus
Alexander James Dacus
Washington Dacus
Mr. Avery Dacus, a decendant of the Archibald Dacus (1769) line who is the brother to Nathaniel, years ago furnished me with the following family history:
That at the age of 83, Nathaniel Dacus appeared before a Magistrate in Greenville Dist. SC to make application for a pension based on his Revolutionary War Service. He stated that he, Nathaniel, was born near Williamsburg, Va. in 1749, later moving to Lunenburg Co. Va. He was a militiaman in 1779 under Capt. Edward Broadnax and marched to Williamsburg. Discharged, then drafted he served under Capt. Sivanus Cock in the brigade of Gen. Stephens. They joined Gen. Greene at Irvin's Ferry and remained with him till after the battle with Cornwallis at Guilford, NC.
________________________________
Purchase of land by Nathaniel Dacus filed in Greenville Co.:
Aug. 8, 1797-An indenture between William Austin, Jr. and Nathaniel Dacus of Lunenburg Co, Va. William Austin, Jr. sold 200 acres on both sides of Gilders Creek and Enoree river to Nathaniel Dacus for 100 pounds sterling.
Signed by his excellency, William Moultree
17th day of June 1784
Test. John Dacus
Elexander Dacus (?Alexander)
Records in Pickens Co. Court House, Pickens, S.C.
___________________________________
Mother:
Mara (Bucke) Adkins/or Atkins Dacus
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