WAR OF 1812
Son of Dougald Carmichael, husband of Agnes Campbell.
"Dougald Carmichael came from Scotland, and settled in Marion County, on the north side of the Little Pee Dee; don't know to whom he married, but he had sons, Major Daniel, Squire Neill, Michael, Malcolm and Archie. Daniel married Agnes Campbell, had one son, John C., and five daughters."
- A History of Marion County, page 443
Son of Dougald Carmichael, husband of Agnes Campbell.
"Dougald Carmichael came from Scotland, and settled in Marion County, on the north side of the Little Pee Dee; don't know to whom he married, but he had sons, Major Daniel, Squire Neill, Michael, Malcolm and Archie. Daniel married Agnes Campbell, had one son, John C., and five daughters."
- A History of Marion County, page 443
WAR OF 1812
Son of Dougald Carmichael, husband of Agnes Campbell.
"Dougald Carmichael came from Scotland, and settled in Marion County, on the north side of the Little Pee Dee; don't know to whom he married, but he had sons, Major Daniel, Squire Neill, Michael, Malcolm and Archie. Daniel married Agnes Campbell, had one son, John C., and five daughters."
- A History of Marion County, page 443
Son of Dougald Carmichael, husband of Agnes Campbell.
"Dougald Carmichael came from Scotland, and settled in Marion County, on the north side of the Little Pee Dee; don't know to whom he married, but he had sons, Major Daniel, Squire Neill, Michael, Malcolm and Archie. Daniel married Agnes Campbell, had one son, John C., and five daughters."
- A History of Marion County, page 443
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"A Volunteer of the War of 1812 at age 18 years. Died 1865"
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