Samuel DU BOSE/DUBOSE
SAR Patriot #:
P-150608
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State of Service: SC
Qualifying Service: Private / Civil Service
DAR #: A034083
Birth: 08 Aug 1758 Murrels / / SC
Death: 11 Apr 1811 / / SC
Qualifying Service Description:
- Lieutenant - South Carolina Militia 1781-1782
- Col. Mahan's Cavaly August 1781
- Also Adjutant in Colonel McDonald's Regiment, General Marion's Division
Additional References:
- Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Rev, Bobby Gilmer Moss, 1985, pg 270
- Gregg, Alexander, “History of the Old Cheraws.” pg 407
- “Historical register of officers of the Continental Army during the War of the Rev, April 1775, to December, 1783”, Heitman, Francis, pg 205
- Journals of the General Assembly and House of Representatives, 1776-1780, Hemphill & Wates, USC Press,1970, pg 312, 323, Member of South Carolina General Assembly 1776-1778
- Member of 3rd SC General Assembly-1778-1780 representing Orangeburgh [sic], St. Matthews
- SC Archives Audited Accts. file#2050
- Archives ID: Series: S108092 Reel: 0037 Frame: 00251 ignore: 000
Spouse: (1) Martha Walter; (2) Elizabeth Sinkler
Children: Thomas; Louisa Caroline; Samuel; William; Elizabeth Sinker; Anna Maria;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
| Date Approved | Society | ACN | SAR Member Info | Lineage via Child | View Application Detail | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1999-05-13 | CO | 3838 | Frank D Pryor Jr USA (Ret.) (63544) | Eliza |
Location:
Saint Stephen / Berkeley / SC / USA
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Comments:
Image taken and provided with permission of compatriot Gerald Adams (SC) member # 195444
Directions to Cemetery / Gravesite:
- From the intersection of SC Hwy 45 and US Hwy 52 in St Stephen, SC, take Hwy 45 east for roughly .5 miles to the church on the right
- From the SC Hwy 45, locate the stairs leading up to the church on the north side of the church building. Making your way towards the church building, at the top of the stairs, take an immediate right in front of the plot with a chest-high brick fence surrounding it. On the opposite side of this plot is the stone for Samuel DuBose. It is a tall, upright marker of light-colored stone with a beveled top
Photo: 1 of 1
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Additional Information:
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