The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday, 6 Apr 1941
Benjamin Waller who married Joanna Thompson (1772-1834) After his death*, his widow married 2nd Stephen Watson, a brother of James Franklin Watson, who married Mary Waller, daughter of Rev John Waller. After Stephen Watson’s death, his widow married 3rd Charles McGehee. She and her last husband are buried not far from the old Waller-Hackett burying ground.
* (The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage)
Benjamin Waller who married Joanna Thompson (1772-1834) After his death*, his widow married 2nd Stephen Watson, a brother of James Franklin Watson, who married Mary Waller, daughter of Rev John Waller. After Stephen Watson’s death, his widow married 3rd Charles McGehee. She and her last husband are buried not far from the old Waller-Hackett burying ground.
* (The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage)
The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday, 6 Apr 1941
Benjamin Waller who married Joanna Thompson (1772-1834) After his death*, his widow married 2nd Stephen Watson, a brother of James Franklin Watson, who married Mary Waller, daughter of Rev John Waller. After Stephen Watson’s death, his widow married 3rd Charles McGehee. She and her last husband are buried not far from the old Waller-Hackett burying ground.
* (The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage)
Benjamin Waller who married Joanna Thompson (1772-1834) After his death*, his widow married 2nd Stephen Watson, a brother of James Franklin Watson, who married Mary Waller, daughter of Rev John Waller. After Stephen Watson’s death, his widow married 3rd Charles McGehee. She and her last husband are buried not far from the old Waller-Hackett burying ground.
* (The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage)
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