Please see the memorial marker placed by descendants at the Gulledge Cemetery near Ruby, Chesterfield County, South Carolina here.
Sarah Jane (Tarlton) Gulledge, first wife of William Hubbard Gulledge, was born about 1803, and died about 1869. A Jane Gulledge appears in the 1870 Mortality Schedule as having died within the past year, and her son Edward said that she died soon after the Civil War ended. Her parents are not known. She is buried beside her husband at their farm in Anson County. Click photo for more details.
(For more details and photos see William Hubbard Gulledge, linked below.)
Posted to Findagrave by her third great granddaughter, Jo Church Dickerson, September 2014.
Sarah Jane (Tarlton) Gulledge, first wife of William Hubbard Gulledge, was born about 1803, and died about 1869. A Jane Gulledge appears in the 1870 Mortality Schedule as having died within the past year, and her son Edward said that she died soon after the Civil War ended. Her parents are not known. She is buried beside her husband at their farm in Anson County. Click photo for more details.
(For more details and photos see William Hubbard Gulledge, linked below.)
Posted to Findagrave by her third great granddaughter, Jo Church Dickerson, September 2014.
Please see the memorial marker placed by descendants at the Gulledge Cemetery near Ruby, Chesterfield County, South Carolina here.
Sarah Jane (Tarlton) Gulledge, first wife of William Hubbard Gulledge, was born about 1803, and died about 1869. A Jane Gulledge appears in the 1870 Mortality Schedule as having died within the past year, and her son Edward said that she died soon after the Civil War ended. Her parents are not known. She is buried beside her husband at their farm in Anson County. Click photo for more details.
(For more details and photos see William Hubbard Gulledge, linked below.)
Posted to Findagrave by her third great granddaughter, Jo Church Dickerson, September 2014.
Sarah Jane (Tarlton) Gulledge, first wife of William Hubbard Gulledge, was born about 1803, and died about 1869. A Jane Gulledge appears in the 1870 Mortality Schedule as having died within the past year, and her son Edward said that she died soon after the Civil War ended. Her parents are not known. She is buried beside her husband at their farm in Anson County. Click photo for more details.
(For more details and photos see William Hubbard Gulledge, linked below.)
Posted to Findagrave by her third great granddaughter, Jo Church Dickerson, September 2014.
Gravesite Details
Marker is only a small standing brick under the cedar tree.
Family Members
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