Husband of Margaret McCarter. father of William born 1787, Elizabeth born 1790, Wineford born 1791, James B. born 1794, Alexander born 1796. All born in Walhalla, Oconee Co. SC.
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Jesse and his wife were founding members in 1805 of Bethel Presbyterian Church, the oldest church in 'continuous existence' in Oconee County, along with Andrew Pickens, Robert White, Nathan and Henry Lusk, Abner Steele, Alexander White, and other families from the Revolutionary War.
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Jesse and his wife were founding members in 1805 of Bethel Presbyterian Church, the oldest church in 'continuous existence' in Oconee County, along with Andrew Pickens, Robert White, Nathan and Henry Lusk, Abner Steele, Alexander White, and other families from the Revolutionary War.
Husband of Margaret McCarter. father of William born 1787, Elizabeth born 1790, Wineford born 1791, James B. born 1794, Alexander born 1796. All born in Walhalla, Oconee Co. SC.
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Jesse and his wife were founding members in 1805 of Bethel Presbyterian Church, the oldest church in 'continuous existence' in Oconee County, along with Andrew Pickens, Robert White, Nathan and Henry Lusk, Abner Steele, Alexander White, and other families from the Revolutionary War.
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Jesse and his wife were founding members in 1805 of Bethel Presbyterian Church, the oldest church in 'continuous existence' in Oconee County, along with Andrew Pickens, Robert White, Nathan and Henry Lusk, Abner Steele, Alexander White, and other families from the Revolutionary War.
Inscription
Note The grave is located in Cemetery in Walhalla, Oconee County SC today, but Walhalla was not established until about 1850, and Oconee County was subdivided from Pickens District SC in 1868. Pendleton District SC was the name for the area in 1790 to 1826 when it was subdivided into Anderson and Pickens District SC. It would have been Pickens District SC when Jesse died.
Family Members
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