Their second son, William F. De Saussure, was appointed to fill an unexpired term in the United States Senate in 1852. It was the same seat held by John C. Calhoun. Despite Henry de Saussure's early political association with the Federalist Party and later support of Unionist candidates in opposition to the Nullification movement, most notably Joel Roberts Poinsett, his son William Ford De Saussure would become a signer of the Ordinance of Secession in 1860.
Their second son, William F. De Saussure, was appointed to fill an unexpired term in the United States Senate in 1852. It was the same seat held by John C. Calhoun. Despite Henry de Saussure's early political association with the Federalist Party and later support of Unionist candidates in opposition to the Nullification movement, most notably Joel Roberts Poinsett, his son William Ford De Saussure would become a signer of the Ordinance of Secession in 1860.
Family Members
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Anna Frances DeSaussure Gibbes
1786–1878
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Henry Alexander DeSaussure
1788–1865
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William Ford De Saussure
1792–1870
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Mary Caroline deSaussure Blanding
1794–1862
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Octavia Theodosia Travala DeSaussure Davie
1801–1825
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Charles Alfred DeSaussure
1803–1871
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Dr Louis McPherson DeSaussure
1804–1870
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John McPherson DeSaussure
1807–1883
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Mrs Sarah Amelia "Sally" DeSaussure Boone
1808–1842
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