She is Buried beside her Husband, Alexander Stivender.
They were Married December 30, 1822 in Lexington County, S.C.
She is the Daughter of Samuel Caver and Barbara Crim.
Harriet Caver appeared in the Deed Book "P", Page 725, Lexington County, South Carolina Deeds in 1849 as Harriet Stivender, Wife of Alexander Stivender, Selling off all the Rights, Titles and Claims due in the Land Granted Henry Caver in 1773.
There is no Mention of her three (3) Brothers.
Published: May 02, 1968 in the Dispatch News by Lee R. Gandee.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> PART OF THE "MOORE-CAVER FAMILY TREES" PRIVATE;
#2> JUMPERTOWN CEMETERY, PRENTISS COUNTY, MISS.
They were Married December 30, 1822 in Lexington County, S.C.
She is the Daughter of Samuel Caver and Barbara Crim.
Harriet Caver appeared in the Deed Book "P", Page 725, Lexington County, South Carolina Deeds in 1849 as Harriet Stivender, Wife of Alexander Stivender, Selling off all the Rights, Titles and Claims due in the Land Granted Henry Caver in 1773.
There is no Mention of her three (3) Brothers.
Published: May 02, 1968 in the Dispatch News by Lee R. Gandee.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> PART OF THE "MOORE-CAVER FAMILY TREES" PRIVATE;
#2> JUMPERTOWN CEMETERY, PRENTISS COUNTY, MISS.
She is Buried beside her Husband, Alexander Stivender.
They were Married December 30, 1822 in Lexington County, S.C.
She is the Daughter of Samuel Caver and Barbara Crim.
Harriet Caver appeared in the Deed Book "P", Page 725, Lexington County, South Carolina Deeds in 1849 as Harriet Stivender, Wife of Alexander Stivender, Selling off all the Rights, Titles and Claims due in the Land Granted Henry Caver in 1773.
There is no Mention of her three (3) Brothers.
Published: May 02, 1968 in the Dispatch News by Lee R. Gandee.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> PART OF THE "MOORE-CAVER FAMILY TREES" PRIVATE;
#2> JUMPERTOWN CEMETERY, PRENTISS COUNTY, MISS.
They were Married December 30, 1822 in Lexington County, S.C.
She is the Daughter of Samuel Caver and Barbara Crim.
Harriet Caver appeared in the Deed Book "P", Page 725, Lexington County, South Carolina Deeds in 1849 as Harriet Stivender, Wife of Alexander Stivender, Selling off all the Rights, Titles and Claims due in the Land Granted Henry Caver in 1773.
There is no Mention of her three (3) Brothers.
Published: May 02, 1968 in the Dispatch News by Lee R. Gandee.
DOCUMENTED:
#1> PART OF THE "MOORE-CAVER FAMILY TREES" PRIVATE;
#2> JUMPERTOWN CEMETERY, PRENTISS COUNTY, MISS.
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