William Addington was born to Henry and Sarah Addington, along with many other syblings. Born in South Carolina, he served in the South Carolina militia during the Revolutionary War, for Col. Thomas Brandon. Among the many battles, he also participated in the Battle of Ninety Six. He was discharged with the rank of Lieutenant in 1782.
He married Delilah Duncan 23 Dec. 1784
William and Delilah moved to Macon County, N.C. in the 1820s, then to Blarisville, Ga. about 1836. Most of the southern Addingtons are decendents of William.
He married Delilah Duncan 23 Dec. 1784
William and Delilah moved to Macon County, N.C. in the 1820s, then to Blarisville, Ga. about 1836. Most of the southern Addingtons are decendents of William.
William Addington was born to Henry and Sarah Addington, along with many other syblings. Born in South Carolina, he served in the South Carolina militia during the Revolutionary War, for Col. Thomas Brandon. Among the many battles, he also participated in the Battle of Ninety Six. He was discharged with the rank of Lieutenant in 1782.
He married Delilah Duncan 23 Dec. 1784
William and Delilah moved to Macon County, N.C. in the 1820s, then to Blarisville, Ga. about 1836. Most of the southern Addingtons are decendents of William.
He married Delilah Duncan 23 Dec. 1784
William and Delilah moved to Macon County, N.C. in the 1820s, then to Blarisville, Ga. about 1836. Most of the southern Addingtons are decendents of William.
Inscription
Sacred to the memory of W. M. Addington who was a Revolutioner & a consistent member of the M. E. Church 40 y. Died Sept. 7th 1846
Aged 83 y.
footstone: William Addington Lieut. Continental Revolutionary War 1759 1845
