Transcribed from the book Fairfield County Cemeteries, Volume III, Abandoned and Family Burial Grounds and Other Church Cemeteries, page 65, Major Thomas Lyles.
Per the book: Major Thomas Lyles. From "The Lyles Family" by William Edrington, News and Herald (Winnsboro, SC) March 15, 1901: Thomas Lyles was the youngest son of Col. Aromanus Lyles...and settled on his father's plantation, where his father died in 1817....and on William Fant's place on the Columbia Road in January 1821...Major Lyles represented Fairfield in the Legislature for eight years. He married Mary A. C. Woodward in December 1810. They had only two children, Thomas M. and William S. Lyles. His wife died in 1855...
Per the book: Major Thomas Lyles. From "The Lyles Family" by William Edrington, News and Herald (Winnsboro, SC) March 15, 1901: Thomas Lyles was the youngest son of Col. Aromanus Lyles...and settled on his father's plantation, where his father died in 1817....and on William Fant's place on the Columbia Road in January 1821...Major Lyles represented Fairfield in the Legislature for eight years. He married Mary A. C. Woodward in December 1810. They had only two children, Thomas M. and William S. Lyles. His wife died in 1855...
Transcribed from the book Fairfield County Cemeteries, Volume III, Abandoned and Family Burial Grounds and Other Church Cemeteries, page 65, Major Thomas Lyles.
Per the book: Major Thomas Lyles. From "The Lyles Family" by William Edrington, News and Herald (Winnsboro, SC) March 15, 1901: Thomas Lyles was the youngest son of Col. Aromanus Lyles...and settled on his father's plantation, where his father died in 1817....and on William Fant's place on the Columbia Road in January 1821...Major Lyles represented Fairfield in the Legislature for eight years. He married Mary A. C. Woodward in December 1810. They had only two children, Thomas M. and William S. Lyles. His wife died in 1855...
Per the book: Major Thomas Lyles. From "The Lyles Family" by William Edrington, News and Herald (Winnsboro, SC) March 15, 1901: Thomas Lyles was the youngest son of Col. Aromanus Lyles...and settled on his father's plantation, where his father died in 1817....and on William Fant's place on the Columbia Road in January 1821...Major Lyles represented Fairfield in the Legislature for eight years. He married Mary A. C. Woodward in December 1810. They had only two children, Thomas M. and William S. Lyles. His wife died in 1855...
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