"In Memory of Gawn Gillespie who died May, 1844, aged 91 yrs."
It is currently believed that Gawn arrived in Charleston, S.C. from Larne, Ireland aboard the ship Irish Volunteer on Dec. 24, 1792. Albeit the passenger list for this particular voyage is yet unfound. The earliest known document we have of Gawn is the 1800 Census for York County, SC. Gawn moved with his family to Clark County, Indiana around the year 1818.
It is currently believed that Gawn arrived in Charleston, S.C. from Larne, Ireland aboard the ship Irish Volunteer on Dec. 24, 1792. Albeit the passenger list for this particular voyage is yet unfound. The earliest known document we have of Gawn is the 1800 Census for York County, SC. Gawn moved with his family to Clark County, Indiana around the year 1818.
"In Memory of Gawn Gillespie who died May, 1844, aged 91 yrs."
It is currently believed that Gawn arrived in Charleston, S.C. from Larne, Ireland aboard the ship Irish Volunteer on Dec. 24, 1792. Albeit the passenger list for this particular voyage is yet unfound. The earliest known document we have of Gawn is the 1800 Census for York County, SC. Gawn moved with his family to Clark County, Indiana around the year 1818.
It is currently believed that Gawn arrived in Charleston, S.C. from Larne, Ireland aboard the ship Irish Volunteer on Dec. 24, 1792. Albeit the passenger list for this particular voyage is yet unfound. The earliest known document we have of Gawn is the 1800 Census for York County, SC. Gawn moved with his family to Clark County, Indiana around the year 1818.
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